Roundtable Part One: "While We Have The Sun"This wonderful little album is valuable for many reasons, but not least because it functions as a documentation of a particular creative process. As explained in the liner notes:
One month is about a perfect chunk of time to complete a humble, human-scale creative project, and many of the songs on this album are essentially commenting on what it feels like to live a humble, human-scale, creative life. This crystallizes memorably on "While We Have The Sun," a tender meditation upon life and death:
Roundtable Part Two: "Oh! September"This is the right time of year for this song. September is coming and the summer is ending. This song makes me think of the last few weeks before school starts. Those weeks when you try to squeeze all you can before you need to go back to reality. Between the bass line, the horn blare and the clapping, you would not be able to keep me off the dance floor with this song. I love any song that can put a smile on my face right away. No matter how I am feeling, this song puts me in a better mood. Bring on the carefree days when we still can.
Listen: Mirah & Ginger Takahashi >> "While We Have The Sun" | "Oh! September" |
Sunday, August 16, 2009
2003 : 34-35
Aught Music Roundtable: Songs from the Black Mountain Music Project by Mirah and Ginger Takahashi
Labels:
2003,
indie folk,
indie rock,
jeremy bushnell,
rich thomas,
roundtables
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