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SUMMARY:Heather Maloney
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 \n\nSome albums are monoliths\, compressed under the weight of a singula
 r circumstance bearing down on an artist. Heather Maloney’s “Soil in
  the Sky” is a collective memory. Stitched together from personal and 
 universal ecstasy\, loss both intimate and ancient\, Maloney’s fourth 
 full-length release is a collage of tremulous folk\, existential ballads
 \, and assertive rock. Taken as a whole\, it’s a constellation that lo
 oks a lot like life.\n\nThe artist holds the center. The Massachusetts-b
 ased “writer song-singer” found music in the midst of three years at
  a meditation center\, honing a sound moored in days of silent reflectio
 n and reverence for storytellers like Joni\, Rilke and Ken Burns. On “
 Soil in the Sky\,” she takes us to the midwest’s existential crisis\
 , a barstool scooching against fate\, a make-my-day reckoning with socie
 ty’s old guard. They’re roads less traveled and she keeps good compa
 ny. Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith lends a distinctive duet to “We Were Tog
 ether\,” a rare love song from Maloney that nods to a Walt Whitman poe
 m\; Maloney and Rachel Price form a harmonic Voltron on “Enigma\,” a
  triumphant uppercut to oppressive power structures. The album is sonica
 lly rounded out by an all-star cast of players including longtime collab
 orator Ryan Hommel\, Griffin Goldsmith\, Jared Olevsky\, Reed Sutherland
 \, Dave Eggar and Jay Ungar.\n\nIn sound and sentiment\, these 12 songs 
 cover an immense amount of territory. But they’re all powered by the s
 ame source. There’s a spiritual thread throughout the record. That ins
 piration doesn’t necessarily come from above — Maloney has a patchwo
 rk metaphysical support system – but from all around: the glow of huma
 nity gathered in the people and places that lap out in our wake.\n\nHeat
 her has toured nationally as a headliner as well as in support of acts l
 ike Lake Street Dive\, Shakey Graves\, Gary Clark Jr.\, Colin Hay\, Mary
  Chapin Carpenter\, and many more. The New York Times called her music �
 ��utterly gorgeous\, visceral” and SPIN Magazine described her as “s
 tunning\, breathy\, and starkly memorable”. “Soil In The Sky” is o
 ut on 6/14 via Signature Sounds.
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LOCATION:181 State St.\, Portland\,  Maine  04101\,  US
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