marissa nadler

Marissa Nadler has covered the Country Classic ‘Old flames can’t hold a candle to you’. A hit for Dolly Parton that went to the top of the U.S. country charts in August 1980.

On Kevin Serra’s third single in his Cloud Seeding project he works with Swiss singer Nadine Carina. Listen to ‘The Light’ now.

Music for MRI is a project being run by the artist Robert Manning who has Multiple Sclerosis. Marissa Nadler is the latest artist to cover his song ‘Washington Parks’ to help raise money and awareness for MS.

Marissa Nadler is back in London next week for her first gig in the capital in over two years. To mark the occasion she has shared a cover of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Winter Lady’, free to download.

Cloud Seeding is a music project by guitarist Kevin Serra (This Ascension, Lot 49.) The project was conceived as a space for collaboration to showcase vocalists he admires. For the first single, Serra worked with Boston-based singer Marissa Nadler. Download it now.

Marissa Nadler’s fifth self-titled album, and the first released on her own label Box of Cedar, is an evocative, layered aural world…a step ahead in many ways, deftly balancing the mystery of her musical world, so often described as dream-folk, with a weighted frankness.

Marissa Nadler has announced the release of her new album for Spring this year. To celebrate this she has offered a free download of ‘Baby, I Will Leave You In The Morning’ which is taken from the self-titled forthcoming album.

We recently mentioned the forthcoming album from Breathe Owl Breathe titled Magic Central being released on Hometapes. They have released another free track for digestion called “Swimming” which according to Hometapes is already in your head.

Following up 2007’s debut Hopey; Rhode Island-based Allysen Callery released her second album Hobgoblin’s Hat in February this year. The LP’s title tips its hat to Finnish author Tove Jansson, of Moomins fame, who happens to be one of Callery’s favourites. In keeping with this fairytale Moominland, her songs are a collectively dark form of storytelling, with the singer songwriter often reworking her self-written poetry (“Vincenzo Part 1 & 2”). …

We have been following Arborea since the release of Wayfaring Summer in 2006. I have yet to come across an artist that sounds anything like them. They draw inspiration from many other great artists including Robie Basho, Martin Simpson and Tim Buckley.