Playlist: Old-Growth, New Sprouts – Finding Your Way

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On somewhat of a tear with playlists, inspired by a roadtrip taken this past week up to Maine. Gotta have some new meat on the speakers for eight hours in the car. This time around I wanted to return to the palette of folky, country, charming, groovy tunes I had built playlists like I Dreamt Of Reeds Again, which I made for another roadtrip (that one in Arizona). 

I’d like to think of this playlist as grounding, wistful, comfortably nostalgic, optimistic and attempting to dig out of a slouch of grief. Lots of heavy hitters like Carole King, Arthur Russell, Nico, Emmylou Harris, Neil Young, Weyes Blood, and more. “There Was A Moon” was my favorite discovery while making the playlist, since it’s been too long since we’ve heard Molly Sarlé’s voice on a track. Really beautiful. Hope you enjoy, especially as we get deeper into fall.


Listen to Old-Growth, New Sprouts via Spotify HERE.

  1. Maybel – “Matters”
  2. Emmylou Harris – “Hello Stranger (with Nicolette Larson)”
  3. Sam Burton – “Maria”
  4. Angel Olsen – “Big Time”
  5. Coco – “Come Along”
  6. Nico – “These Days”
  7. Joanna Sternberg – “Drifting on a Cloud”
  8. Arthur Russell – “Words of Love”
  9. Sam Amidon – “My Old Friend”
  10. Happy End – “風をあつめて”
  11. Carole King – “Where You Lead”
  12. Weyes Blood – “Everyday”
  13. Cut Worms – “Sold My Soul”
  14. Sam Evian – “Stay”
  15. Julian Lynch – “North Line”
  16. Neil Young – “Harvest Moon”
  17. Daughter of Swords – “Fields of Gold”
  18. Hayden Pedigo – “Elsewhere”
  19. José González – “Visions”
  20. Ezra Feinberg – “Flutter Intensity (feat. Russell Greenberg)”
  21. Magic AL – “There Was A Moon (feat. Molly Sarlé)”
  22. Y La Bamba – “Hues (feat. Devendra Banhart)”
  23. Tan Cologne – “New Dune”
  24. Jon McKiel – “Everlee”
  25. Jessica Pratt – “The Last Year”

 

 

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