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Jake Xerxes Fussell :: The Old Beloved Path
Folk blues, patient guitar playing and a quietly worn voice.
Records are followed back into the things that made them: rooms, instruments, damaged tape, field recordings, weather, family histories and particular stretches of land. Folk, ambient, experimental music, electronics and song meet here without a fixed hierarchy. Hwael listens closely to the music, and to everything that has entered the recording with it.
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Folk blues, patient guitar playing and a quietly worn voice.
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Avant-folk miniatures where old melodies return as gestures of care.
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Six songs for a ghost butler who can cross the house in the dark.
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Indie pop on family, illness and the fragile work of remembering.
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Avant-pop miniatures where old melodies return as gestures of care.
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Psych folk shaped by home, weather, memory and hand-made time.
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Ambient folk of guitar, winds and memory, shaped around Luca.
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Minimal ambient shaped by light, repetition and everyday detail.
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Old folk materials, arrangements with something left unsettled.
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Acoustic folk, fingerstyle guitar, Montana landscapes and family memory.
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Ambient folk, zither, cello, tape and interrupted time
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Ambient folk of guitars, rain and frogs, where intimacy opens into distance.