
It’s not like he hasn’t been busy. In-between albums he has contributed guitar on various other albums including an untitled EP with Bonnie “Prince” Billy (Paradise of Bachelors), Watter (History of the Future – Temporary Residence Ltd 2017) and The Weather Station‘s self-titled 2017 release (Paradise of Bachelors). Nathan is also a curator and General Editor for the vast Alan Lomax Archive at the Association for Cultural Equity (ACE).
Talking about the new album Salsburg says: “It’s a truism that it’s more fun to play with others than by yourself. It took me a long time writing and playing music alone before figuring this out, but I was glad when I did, and especially glad to take a break from that solitary work, which can often feel like a slog. After a few years luxuriating in the joy and relative ease of collaboration, I returned to solo guitar surprised to find that a lot of my previous over-seriousness of purpose had dissipated. I started asking less of compositions, no longer hellbent on shoving a dozen ideas into a single song, where three or four were satisfactory. It was fun playing alone again. Hopefully, this record, born of that rediscovery, reflects that.”
Listen to Impossible Air below:
Tracklisting
1. Timoney’s
2. B.B.
3. Impossible Air
4. Planxty Davis
5. A Hovering
6. Ruby’s Freilach / Low Spirits
7. Walls of the World
8. Sketch From Life
9. Exilic Excursions
10. Offering
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Photo Credit: Joan Shelley
