Something's Changing

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Album: Something's Changing
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Intro	More Info...
2)	Is This Called Home	More Info...
3)	Strangest of Ways	More Info...
4)	Floral Dresses	More Info...
5)	Second Chance	More Info...
6)	Love Song	More Info...
7)	Soak It Up	More Info...
8)	Moirai	More Info...
9)	No Good at All	More Info...
10)	Find Myself	More Info...
11)	I Can't Change It All	More Info...

Performer Notes

In the spring of 2016, with only a guitar and backpack in hand, English singer/songwriter Lucy Rose embarked on a two-month tour of Latin America. Partly organized by fans who provided lodging, she not only wrote her third studio album, Something's Changing, on the trip, but captured key moments of the experience on video for a companion documentary short. When it came time to record the resulting songs back in England, she did so at producer Tim Bidwell's home studio with a certain intimacy and group performances in mind, and included guests such as Elena Tonra of Daughter, Marcus Hamblett of Bear's Den, and the Staves. The latter provided backing vocals on two tracks, including "Is This Called Home," a mini-drama that moves through time signatures as it grows from quiet contemplation with electric guitar, to a delicate waltz joined by bass and drums, and finally to a brighter, fully arranged chamber piece with added strings and singers as Rose repeats "Let me hold your hand." Fans of her debut may be happy to hear that the song, which follows a harp-accompanied introduction, signals a return to an intimate, more acoustic palette after her diversion into poppier electronics on 2015's Work It Out. Later in the track sequence, the jazzier "Second Chance" evokes Carole King in its more reflective, piano-based verses, and, named for the three Greek gods also known as the Fates, "Moirai" is an acoustic reflection on a lost love. A diverse set that touches on baroque pop, country, jazz, and especially '70s singer/songwriters, its quiet demeanor both sidesteps dullness and suits Rose's poignant vocal delivery, which tends to excel at restrained volumes. With songcraft and performances on point here, Something's Changing is Rose's most exquisite album to date and her most moving ("It's just a song, but without it, would I have told you this?"). ~ Marcy Donelson

Professional Reviews

Paste (magazine) - "Rose is a beam of light even during moments where she feels like giving up. It's this sentiment that's weaved within the album."

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