Haylie Davis - Wandering Star
Debut album from Haylie Davis, an LA based singer-songwriter traversing alternative country, indie and American folk. For fans of Weyes Blood, Angel Olsen, Lana Del Rey, Clairo, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris.
Haylie Davis channels the spirit of the early ā70s, when Carole King and Joni Mitchell redefined songwriting.
That time-travelling sensibility is celebrated on Wandering Star, the albumās title track and new single, out today.
A piano-led meditation steeped in longing, the song carries the eerie shadow of Karen Carpenter, buoyed by a luminous, aching sub-melody.
The blissful ballad āHorns of Timeā taps into a plaintive cosmic country palette reminiscent of Emmylou Harris.
āGive Me a Rainbowā follows, a lo-fi folk reverie recalling Clairo, as if filtered through a back-porch-reclining, wide-eyed Dolly Parton in awe of her own roots.
Rolling Stone has hailed Davisā earlier recordings as āgently hued Laurel Canyon folk-pop songsā, and on Wandering Star her compass swings wider still.
Her maturing worldview and distinctive vocal at times evoke Lana Del Rey and Weyes Blood crafting an ode to Gram Parsons - a hybrid on full display in the self-examining passion of āI Was Wrongā.
A fresh take on modern pop, Wandering Star is infectious, brimming with hooks, soaring choruses and storylines that tug at the heartstrings.
Debut album from Haylie Davis, an LA based singer-songwriter traversing alternative country, indie and American folk. For fans of Weyes Blood, Angel Olsen, Lana Del Rey, Clairo, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris.
Haylie Davis channels the spirit of the early ā70s, when Carole King and Joni Mitchell redefined songwriting.
That time-travelling sensibility is celebrated on Wandering Star, the albumās title track and new single, out today.
A piano-led meditation steeped in longing, the song carries the eerie shadow of Karen Carpenter, buoyed by a luminous, aching sub-melody.
The blissful ballad āHorns of Timeā taps into a plaintive cosmic country palette reminiscent of Emmylou Harris.
āGive Me a Rainbowā follows, a lo-fi folk reverie recalling Clairo, as if filtered through a back-porch-reclining, wide-eyed Dolly Parton in awe of her own roots.
Rolling Stone has hailed Davisā earlier recordings as āgently hued Laurel Canyon folk-pop songsā, and on Wandering Star her compass swings wider still.
Her maturing worldview and distinctive vocal at times evoke Lana Del Rey and Weyes Blood crafting an ode to Gram Parsons - a hybrid on full display in the self-examining passion of āI Was Wrongā.
A fresh take on modern pop, Wandering Star is infectious, brimming with hooks, soaring choruses and storylines that tug at the heartstrings.
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Debut album from Haylie Davis, an LA based singer-songwriter traversing alternative country, indie and American folk. For fans of Weyes Blood, Angel Olsen, Lana Del Rey, Clairo, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris.
Haylie Davis channels the spirit of the early ā70s, when Carole King and Joni Mitchell redefined songwriting.
That time-travelling sensibility is celebrated on Wandering Star, the albumās title track and new single, out today.
A piano-led meditation steeped in longing, the song carries the eerie shadow of Karen Carpenter, buoyed by a luminous, aching sub-melody.
The blissful ballad āHorns of Timeā taps into a plaintive cosmic country palette reminiscent of Emmylou Harris.
āGive Me a Rainbowā follows, a lo-fi folk reverie recalling Clairo, as if filtered through a back-porch-reclining, wide-eyed Dolly Parton in awe of her own roots.
Rolling Stone has hailed Davisā earlier recordings as āgently hued Laurel Canyon folk-pop songsā, and on Wandering Star her compass swings wider still.
Her maturing worldview and distinctive vocal at times evoke Lana Del Rey and Weyes Blood crafting an ode to Gram Parsons - a hybrid on full display in the self-examining passion of āI Was Wrongā.
A fresh take on modern pop, Wandering Star is infectious, brimming with hooks, soaring choruses and storylines that tug at the heartstrings.
