Josephine Foster - No Harm Done Maisie Peters which also ties back to

which also ties back to IMMIGRANT by finally revealing what was hidden: a portrait of the artist fully self-actualized

The debut album from brothers Aksel (sax) and Lyder Røed's (trumpet

the band remained a cult presence with a strong artistic identity throughout its long history

building a bridge between the written and the sung–only the greats have managed to do this in the past

Building on the ethereal heights of Sample of Sky and the earthy intimacy of Sample of Earth

Josephine Foster - No Harm Done Maisie Peters which also ties back to2020 album from Colorados freewheelin melodist Josephine Foster. Revolving between her adopted Spain and her native American West, Josephine was stationed this spring in Nashville with maverick guitarist and comrade in arms Matthew Schneider. The result: No Harm Done, a spacious and enveloping love letter of an album. Eight new slow burning songs branch forth from idiosyncratic country folk blues, sung with sibylline wit and a hint of the absurd,