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C.R. Gillespie’s new album, Island Of Women, is a moving sonic tapestry woven from personal experience. Conceived during the pandemic, the album began as modern-classical demos that Gillespie meticulously transformed into a humanistic soundscape. Inspired by a family trip to Mexico's Isla Mujeres, the record is a beautiful, balmy blend of organic textures, electronics, and field recordings that capture the profound experience of fatherhood and quiet isolation . . .
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