Loebe & Napier Austin, Texas
Rebecca Loebe and Findlay Napier met on a songwriting retreat in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. "Sometimes when you get thrown into a co-write sessions things just click." Says Napier, "This was one of those times." Over the last 18 months they have written together down the line from Loebe's base in Austin, Texas and in Findlay's Glasgow flat when Rebecca was touring the UK. ... more
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Well where do you start...its a really exceptional album , every track stands out on its own, well recorded well executed and very well sequenced.. great production a winning trio and all I can say is buy it! superb voices.
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Phototherapy EP
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Lovely, delicate acoustic music with rich, narrative lyrics that play out more like short stories than songs.
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With Healings Of The Deepest Kind
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Thanks for "Red Kites". Well, the whole album actually. Saw an Uncut magazine review out here in the southern Utah dust and thought I should give it a listen. Glad I did.
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