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Producer and multi-instrumentalist
Lorenzo Wolff had embarks on an ambitious music project that reimagines the captivating music of the uniquely gifted, but tragically troubled singer-songwriter
Judee Sill.
Spearheaded by Wolff, this project shines a fascinating new light on the songs of this revered pioneering ’70s artist. The album
Down Where the Valleys Are Low is due out on March 12th via
StorySound Records.
Wolff first encountered the beguiling music of Judee Sill back in 2010 on a playlist created by tour-mate
Henry Wolfe during one of those long, typically dull, drives between gigs. He still recalls how the late, much lamented singer/songwriter’s music stood out to him.
Rolling Stone Listen to Bartees Strange Cover Judee Sill’s ‘The Pearl’
Track is off upcoming tribute
Down Where the Valleys are Low: Another Otherworld for Judee Sill
By
Down Where the Valleys are Low: Another Otherworld for Judee Sill, out March 12th via StorySound Records.
The
Heart Food cover is accompanied by an animated video, featuring the late singer-songwriter exhaling a puff of a starry night sky. “Beautiful pearl, oh when will you reappear?” Strange sings. “Mysterious unfurl and become so clear/When I feel you near.”
“Anyone who’s had someone in their life who’s fighting against addiction knows what ‘The Pearl’ is about,” Wolff said of the track. “It’s not introspection from the perspective of an addict, it’s the story that your friend tells you before she goes out to cop again…I had seen [Bartees Strange] in his hardcore band Stay Inside and expected a much more aggressive delivery. Instead we talked about his childhood