Sarah Slean "The Baroness" Era
Dec 14, 2007 17:08:11 GMT -5
Post by banet2001 on Dec 14, 2007 17:08:11 GMT -5
A Message from Sarah
Hello everyone.... it is cold and the trees are naked, except for those skinny maples on King Street wearing what look like sweaters of silver-blue lights...
The new album is finally being mixed this week by none other than David Bottrill and I've written my last paper for school... No, the contrast is not lost on me, but such is life, let us revel!
Here is an mp3 of a new song called "Get Home". It is not yet in its final version, but I wanted to give it to you in appreciation of your kind and patient ears... feel free to download it and send it floating off into cyberspace as you see fit. Grind it up and put it in your muffin batter. Heck, keep it in your shoe. Know that its brothers and sisters and partners in crime are getting a final polish and once everyone's in their Sunday best, it will be my honour to present to you another studio album, full of Paris, disastrous affairs, meditations on struggle, moments of clarity and maybe even a nod to Dostoevsky.
I'm toying with the title The Baroness, but I'll have to catch a glimpse of the family portrait, so to speak, before I make any such decision. And though, in these correspondences, I tend to cloak myself in metaphor, it seems my new music has chosen the opposite approach.
Happiest of holidays to you and yours,
x
SS
www.sarahslean.com/
Hello everyone.... it is cold and the trees are naked, except for those skinny maples on King Street wearing what look like sweaters of silver-blue lights...
The new album is finally being mixed this week by none other than David Bottrill and I've written my last paper for school... No, the contrast is not lost on me, but such is life, let us revel!
Here is an mp3 of a new song called "Get Home". It is not yet in its final version, but I wanted to give it to you in appreciation of your kind and patient ears... feel free to download it and send it floating off into cyberspace as you see fit. Grind it up and put it in your muffin batter. Heck, keep it in your shoe. Know that its brothers and sisters and partners in crime are getting a final polish and once everyone's in their Sunday best, it will be my honour to present to you another studio album, full of Paris, disastrous affairs, meditations on struggle, moments of clarity and maybe even a nod to Dostoevsky.
I'm toying with the title The Baroness, but I'll have to catch a glimpse of the family portrait, so to speak, before I make any such decision. And though, in these correspondences, I tend to cloak myself in metaphor, it seems my new music has chosen the opposite approach.
Happiest of holidays to you and yours,
x
SS
www.sarahslean.com/
