Artist: Marcus Foster
Title: Nameless Path
Label: Geffen
Genre: Folk
Bitrate: 239kbit av.
Time: 00:57:23
Size: 102.42 mb
Rip Date: 2011-08-31
Str Date: 2011-09-26
01. Old Birch Tree 3:01
02. Shadows Of The City 4:03
03. Faint Stir Of Madness 3:14
04. You My Love 3:38
05. The Room 4:37
06. I Was Broken 3:58
07. I Don't Need To Lose You To Know 3:56
08. Rushes & Reeds 2:57
09. I Belong Here 4:38
10. I Don't Mind 4:33
11. Movement 4:53
12. Memory Of Your Arms 9:15
13. Nameless Path (Bonus Track) 4:40
Release Notes:
Marcus Foster. British folk musician extraordinaire. I have long been a
fan of Marcus FosterÆs music. This past winter, while the wind howled
and snow flung around the corners of my home, and the moon smeared pale
behind the frosty skies, I listened to his music and I wrote books.
Novels, memoirs, medical, fitness, YA. You name it, I wrote it. How did
I get through the winter? you ask. Simple. Cold night after cold night,
I ate hot tomato soup and spent long moments cuddled up to MarcusÆs
soulful melodies while I burned the midnight oil, writing books.
Gratefully, I have a new treat to look forward to. Marcus Foster's
debut album, Nameless Path, will be released on the September 26th by
Communion/ Geffen Records. The highly anticipated album was recorded
at Rockfield Studios in Monmouth, (a town in Southeast Wales), and
produced by Communion's Ian Grimble.
If this new album is anything like MarcusÆs recent debut EP release of
ôTumble Down,ö which featured 4 songs including Shadows of the City,
Tumble Down, Demons and You Send Me, then I, along with fans, are in
for a real treat. His music is different. ItÆs a mix of old world and
new world with harmonies and sounds that are oftentimes grisly and
warbly with scatting and otherworldly tones , but always jazzy and
soulful. Reminiscent of Tom Waits, Van Morrison, and other independent
ôcarve your own nicheö artists.