Jim White and Marisa Anderson have announced UK and Ireland tour dates for September 2024 in support of their expansive new duo album Swallowtail. In case you missed it, check out their KLOF Mag Playlist.
Watch Jem Cohen’s wistful music film for Jim White and Marisa Anderson’s “Aerie”, the album opener of their latest duo album Swallowtail. Cohen: “Collaboration? Improvisation? Song structure? None of it has to be tied down.”
In our second ‘Reflections’ playlist, we ask Jim White and Marisa Anderson to put together a playlist that inspires them. Featuring: Lankum, Anouar Brahem Trio, Freakwater, Ornette Coleman and more.
Swallowtail, Jim White’s and Marisa Anderson’s latest offering, is an album of quiet assurance and power. Shaped through improvisation and musical conversation, it encapsulates everything there is to love about improvised instrumental music.
Taken from their forthcoming new album Swallowtail, listen to Marisa Anderson and Jim White’s new single ‘Peregrine’, a gorgeous slow-burner that highlights the duo’s almost effortless synchronicity
The open vistas and isolating landscape of Jeff Rutherford’s film, ‘A Perfect Day For Caribou’, are perfect for Marisa Anderson to explore in her improvisations on piano and guitar.
Following their acclaimed 2020 debut The Quickening, renowned drummer Jim White and acclaimed guitarist Marisa Anderson announce their elemental new album Swallowtail. Listen to their new single “Bitterroot Valley Suite I: Water.”
While there is drama and darkness on Marisa Anderson’s ‘Still, Here’, there is also optimism; it’s a powerful and thought-provoking album of beauty and profundity.
On “The Fire This Time”, the new single from Marisa Anderson, she nods to James Baldwin and his galvanising Civil Rights essay published in 1963. It is the most complex and moving translation so far to be taken from her forthcoming new album.
Luminary guitarist Marisa Anderson pays tribute to Mexican folk tradition with her haunting rendition of “La Llorona”, also our Tune of the Day. Tour dates for the UK, Ireland and Europe kick off this month, with more dates to be announced.
Marisa Anderson announces new album “Still, Here” and shares the single “Waking,” an achingly beautiful nylon string acoustic guitar piece which showcases her immediate and sheer elemental capacity to speak through her instrument.
Marisa Anderson & William Tyler deliver a diverse and shifting set of songs, using repetition, space, peace and alarm. Lost Futures is a finely composed and beautifully performed album from these two highly creative players.
