Rachel Dad Flux Japan Music CD

Product Description Introduction: This is Rachel Dadd's long-awaited new album, released on the popular UK label Memphis Industries. A masterpiece that combines her gaze on nature and society with her diverse rhythmic work and masterful melody making. Since 2008, Rachel Dadd, a singer-songwriter based in Bristol, UK, has frequently visited Japan, touring every corner of the country and collaborating with many Japanese musicians. Her endearing character and beautiful embroidery works have earned her a large fan base, especially in Japan. Her sixth album, the long-awaited new album, has arrived with the big news that it will be released on Memphis Industries, a popular UK label known for releasing indie rock acts such as The Go! Team, Tokyo Police Club, and Field Music, as well as Rosie Plain, who is close friends with Rachel Dadd herself. The delicate banjo strums reminiscent of birdsong, the pastoral world hinting at British trad and Canterbury rock influences... her trademark musicality is evident, but the diverse approach to rhythm work, a significant step forward from her previous album "We Resonate," and the colorful ensemble incorporating wind instruments such as clarinet, saxophone, and flugelhorn, as well as piano, are at the heart of this album's special brilliance and fluidity. With producer Marcus Hambrett, known for his work with Laura Marling, and backed not only by familiar faces like Emma Gatrill and Kate Stables, but also by powerful musicians such as Jim Burr of Portishead and Rob Pemberton of Low Chimes, this album transcends the stereotypical image of a female singer-songwriter and scales up considerably. It brings to light questions, messages, and protests born from her life, resulting in a masterpiece that invites careful contemplation and deeper reflection.
1. Arrows 2. Cut My Roots 3. Beacon 4. Two Islands 5. Language of Water 6. Animal 7. Palaeontologist 8. Super Moon Machine 9. Knot 10. Two Coiled Springs 11. Connected to the Rock Media Reviews and More: This long-awaited album marks her move to the popular UK label, Memphis Industries. A masterpiece that combines a keen eye for nature and society with diverse rhythmic work and masterful melody making. (C)RS About the Artist: Rachael Dadd: A singer-songwriter from Farnham, England. Since 2004, she has been based in Bristol and has also started side projects such as Whaleborn Polly with Kate Stables (This Is the Kit) and The Hand with Wig Smith, attracting attention as a charming newcomer of British folk. In recent albums such as "Bite The Mountain" (2011) and "We Resonate" (2014), she has incorporated more intricate rhythmic work while simultaneously revealing a firm artistic identity and sincere message. In recent years, she has spent half the year in Onomichi (Japan) and half in Bristol (UK), and has also been running a craft brand called Magpie, actively participating in exhibitions and workshops.