Utwory na płycie:

• Milk & Honey
• At A Bus Stop
• The 39
• Finnieston Crane
• All My Griefs
• Amygdala
• Phantasy
• Memory
• Fair
• Accompaniment In Broken Triads
• Sinesinese
• The Earth A Moon
• The Chess Game
• The Hidden Kingdom
• All My Joys
• Bruma – Perpetuum Mobile
• My Melancholy Baby
• Love, A Cause

Milk & Honey
At A Bus Stop
The 39
Finnieston Crane
All My Griefs
Amygdala
Phantasy
Memory
Fair
Accompaniment In Broken Triads
Sinesinese
The Earth A Moon
The Chess Game
The Hidden Kingdom
All My Joys
Bruma – Perpetuum Mobile
My Melancholy Baby
Love, A Cause

It’s not just that you’ll think: Wait, don’t I know that name… “Emily Stewart”? You’ll also feel like you’ve heard that music before. You have to have had! Except that The Anatomy of Melancholy is actually Emily Stewart’s debut album. Born in London and raised in Costa Rica, the violinist and composer Emily Stewart now lives in Vienna. She regularly tours with the celebrated Austrian popstar Anja Plaschg (a.k.a. Soap&Skin), the Scottish indie pop group Belle and Sebastian, and with the Swedish jazz pianist and composer Jan Lundgren. Here’s her first own album then, which is an utterly convincing and eclectic combination of classical, jazz, and folk elements with a dash of improvisation and a soupçon of a singer-songwriter‘s perspective. It’s a musical narrative based on Robert Burton’s 1621 tome of the same name: a continuous shift from longing to melancholy with stops everywhere between.

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Recording: KMPW studio, minusgroundzero, Clipwerk Studio and KLAVIERgalerie, June 2018, January, July and December 2019