Earth Flower - Earth Flower (2024) Hi-Res

But whatever happens, the artist does not intend to sit idly by because she returns with an explosive new project called Earth Flower in the company of Sam Gendel and Phil Melanson, of which here is the first album released right on time hair before the return of spring.

We can consider it a mini-album with these eight tracks for a total duration of 24 minutes. In any case, Earth Flower takes us to peaceful but somewhat strange lands from the first notes of “My English Garden” where the boundaries between avant-garde, jazz, ambient and psych-folk are carefully blurred. before letting yourself be guided by the mystical passages of “All Varieties Are Good” and “Winnow” which follow.

The supertrio explores different musical corners to create a work that is as complex as it is endearing. Earth Flower encourages us to be in communion with nature as evidenced by minimalist compositions such as “Nature’s Piano” recalling Beth Orton’s latest masterpiece but also “Paradise” where strangeness is in harmony with beauty. All that will be missing is a refined “The Grotto” for the supertrio to succeed in disorienting its audience with this slew of influences so rich and attractive. A musical OMNI to be enjoyed urgently.