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Naima Bock, who spent six years in the UK group Goat Girl, makes decidedly modern folk music. She's fashioned a varied, introspective debut in Giant Palm that mixes indie rock attitude with electronics, large ensembles, and nuanced arrangements. Giant Palm is different from your average solo folk performance, mostly because of the intricate settings around Bock's voice—the effects of many hours spent arranging and recording. "Every Morning" opens with a swoosh of voices exclaiming in unison, "Hello, darling," before Bock sings a mournful melody which the chorus sometimes joins, one female breaking solo into a high wordless vocal. After she sings "This web I've spun large but thin/ Easily broken in/ And I lie-lie-lie," the melody is tootled to a close by a single whistler. "Working" sways to a tropical rhythm that tenor saxophonist Nathan Piggott and trumpeter Fred Wordsworth play around. The multi-part production "Campervan" features a dozen players: two violins, two backing vocalists, three saxophones, a clarinet, drums, and bass join producer Joel Burton's piano and Bock's guitar, blossoming into big band chamber music. Engineer Syd Kemp captures the ensembles of varying size and instrumental makeup with precise yet warm brilliance from tune to tune. The unifying element is Bock's low voice; its doleful, downcast tone casts a somber but agreeable shade across the entire album. In "Instrumental," which opens with just piano and drums, a saxophone enters as the sound of a cocktail party and chirping birds fade in and out. Bock, who is of Greek and Brazilian heritage, sings in Portuguese in closer "O Morro," her plaintive tone worked to perfection in this duet with Burton who also plays a synthesizer in a Fender Rhodes mode. This originality and the power of arrangements make Giant Palm quietly encouraging. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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Syd Kemp, Mixer - Victor Bock, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger, Engineer - Naima Bock, Composer, Engineer, Writer, MainArtist - Joel Abramson, Writer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, Composer, Writer, MainArtist - Joel Abramson, Writer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Engineer & Mixer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, Composer, Lyricist, Arranger, MainArtist
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, Composer, Writer, MainArtist - Joel Abramson, Writer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer - Victor Bock, Producer, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger, Engineer - Naima Bock, Composer, Producer, Arranger, Engineer, Writer, MainArtist
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, Composer, Writer, MainArtist
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger, Writer - Naima Bock, Composer, Writer, MainArtist - Joel Abramson, Writer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Naima Bock, Composer, Producer, Arranger, Writer, MainArtist
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Joel Burton, Composer, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, MainArtist - Joel Abramson, Writer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Carlos Lyra, Composer, Writer - Syd Kemp, Mixer, Engineer - Liam Ramsden, Engineer - Joel Burton, Producer, Arranger - Naima Bock, MainArtist - Gianfancesci Guarnieri, Composer
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
Chronique
Naima Bock, who spent six years in the UK group Goat Girl, makes decidedly modern folk music. She's fashioned a varied, introspective debut in Giant Palm that mixes indie rock attitude with electronics, large ensembles, and nuanced arrangements. Giant Palm is different from your average solo folk performance, mostly because of the intricate settings around Bock's voice—the effects of many hours spent arranging and recording. "Every Morning" opens with a swoosh of voices exclaiming in unison, "Hello, darling," before Bock sings a mournful melody which the chorus sometimes joins, one female breaking solo into a high wordless vocal. After she sings "This web I've spun large but thin/ Easily broken in/ And I lie-lie-lie," the melody is tootled to a close by a single whistler. "Working" sways to a tropical rhythm that tenor saxophonist Nathan Piggott and trumpeter Fred Wordsworth play around. The multi-part production "Campervan" features a dozen players: two violins, two backing vocalists, three saxophones, a clarinet, drums, and bass join producer Joel Burton's piano and Bock's guitar, blossoming into big band chamber music. Engineer Syd Kemp captures the ensembles of varying size and instrumental makeup with precise yet warm brilliance from tune to tune. The unifying element is Bock's low voice; its doleful, downcast tone casts a somber but agreeable shade across the entire album. In "Instrumental," which opens with just piano and drums, a saxophone enters as the sound of a cocktail party and chirping birds fade in and out. Bock, who is of Greek and Brazilian heritage, sings in Portuguese in closer "O Morro," her plaintive tone worked to perfection in this duet with Burton who also plays a synthesizer in a Fender Rhodes mode. This originality and the power of arrangements make Giant Palm quietly encouraging. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 10 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:39:26
- Artistes principaux : Naima Bock
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Sub Pop Records
- Genre : Blues/Country/Folk Folk
© 2022 Sub Pop Records ℗ 2022 Sub Pop Records
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