Hi guys, thanks so much for taking the time to hang out here for a while today. I love your music, preordered the album and was listening to it at midnight. I'm looking forward to really going through the lyrics in the new songs, and to seeing you live in Raleigh next month. On first listen, this album feels like a journey, which I think was your intention.
I've heard that your personal tastes in music vary widely. What genres and artists were you listening to as you wrote these songs?
This album is definitely a departure from your previous work, and I think it'll take some adjustment on my part to emotionally catch up to where you are now. I understand you worked with a label and a producer this time, and I can hear it in the sound. It's more polished, but that makes it feel less organic. I can tell, though, that as I dig into this album it'll begin to speak to me the same way your previous work has.
This album seemed to pull away from the busking-style unplugged instrumentation you highlighted and accomplished so well. Also, Charity seemed to take a backseat vocally this album--can you tell me what led to those decisions? Is that just part of the natural progression of growing into your success, of making the big time?
I'm super attached to your work, and appreciate all you do. Give me some time to catch up!
Edit: Has there been discussion on Josiah's return? Where is Charity today?
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Hi guys, thanks so much for taking the time to hang out here for a while today. I love your music, preordered the album and was listening to it at midnight. I'm looking forward to really going through the lyrics in the new songs, and to seeing you live in Raleigh next month. On first listen, this album feels like a journey, which I think was your intention.
I've heard that your personal tastes in music vary widely. What genres and artists were you listening to as you wrote these songs?
This album is definitely a departure from your previous work, and I think it'll take some adjustment on my part to emotionally catch up to where you are now. I understand you worked with a label and a producer this time, and I can hear it in the sound. It's more polished, but that makes it feel less organic. I can tell, though, that as I dig into this album it'll begin to speak to me the same way your previous work has.
This album seemed to pull away from the busking-style unplugged instrumentation you highlighted and accomplished so well. Also, Charity seemed to take a backseat vocally this album--can you tell me what led to those decisions? Is that just part of the natural progression of growing into your success, of making the big time?
I'm super attached to your work, and appreciate all you do. Give me some time to catch up!
Edit: Has there been discussion on Josiah's return? Where is Charity today?
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