Shannon Wright - Providence (2019) [Hi-Res]

After composing the soundtrack of "To the Ends of the World" by Guillaume Nicloux (Cannes Festival 2018), Atlanta songwriter Shannon Wright is back with "Providence". This new album is entirely played on the piano, instrument for the first time invested as a unique ally to his voice. She disorients and transports us with a major piece enriching her indispensable discography. "A benefactor upheaval, an essential cure." According to Guillaume Nicloux

Shannon Wright is an utterly distinctive songwriter coated in raw, indelible fury. Wright's songwriting hypnotizes, whether she's igniting her ravenous guitar, or swirling her remarkable trance-inducing piano, Wright's intensity draws you in and refuses to let up, therein lies the real beauty of her music.

Wright's voice penetrates to the heart. Its dynamics diffuse into a state close to amazement, leaving you helpless, rinsed and filled. But it's the strength of the great writers that draw you out to make you stronger. All of Wright's albums are different in character with a consistent unflinching honesty, this somber honesty marks her music's timeless quality and her indispensable discography.

Brimming with urgency on stage or, on her album’s it is this ecstatic, intricate power that defines Wright's luminous live shows and her incandescent studio albums.