Name: Follow Me Down
Brand: Sugar Hill
SKU: 18479857
Price: 26.91 SGD
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Follow Me Down

Rating

Album: Follow Me Down
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Run Away 3:21	More Info...
2)	Come Around 3:32	More Info...
3)	Annabelle Lee 3:09	More Info...
4)	Ring Them Bells 3:30	More Info...
5)	My Muse 4:35	More Info...
6)	Floating In The Balance 2:53	More Info...
7)	Old Smitty 3:13	More Info...
8)	The Tourist 4:52	More Info...
9)	Here Nor There 3:46	More Info...
10)	Gypsy 3:07	More Info...
11)	Peace 3:15	More Info...

Album: Follow Me Down
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Run Away 3:21	More Info...
2)	Come Around 3:32	More Info...
3)	Annabelle Lee 3:09	More Info...
4)	Ring Them Bells 3:30	More Info...
5)	My Muse 4:35	More Info...
6)	Floating In The Balance 2:53	More Info...
7)	Old Smitty 3:13	More Info...
8)	The Tourist 4:52	More Info...
9)	Here Nor There 3:46	More Info...
10)	Gypsy 3:07	More Info...
11)	Peace 3:15	More Info...

Performer Notes

Audio Mixer: Gary Paczosa.
Recording information: Minutia Studio; MIx One Studios, Boston, MA; Ocean Way Studios, Nashville, TN; Sear Sound, New York, NY; The Metal Building, Nolensville, TN.
Photographer: Scott Simontacchi.
Recorded at the ripe old age of 19, Follow Me Down, multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter Sarah Jarosz's second studio album feels like a veteran affair, due in part to a rotating pit band that includes such bluegrass, country, and folk luminaries as Jerry Douglas, Viktor Krauss, Chris Thile, and the Punch Brothers, Bla Fleck, Dan Tyminski, Stuart Duncan, and Shawn Colvin. Her playing throughout Follow Me Down, which includes stints on mandolin, octave mandolin, clawhammer banjo, and acoustic guitar, is equally impressive, and her careful straddling of the traditional and indie music scenes feels genuine, rather than shrewdly pieced together by producers and promoters. Voices rarely come into this world as pure as Jarosz's (comparisons to Alison Krauss are indeed apt), and whether she's tackling Dylan ("Ring Them Bells"), Radiohead ("The Tourist"), or the pages of her own diary ("My Muse"), that voice rings true. ~ James Christopher Monger

Professional Reviews

Paste (magazine) - "[T]hese songs could serve as a map to the bohemian gypsy heart of a young woman coming into her own. They're rife with desire, hope, the hunger to see what the world holds, a little uncertainty and always the exultant joy that can be found in the playing."