Artist: Julianna Barwick
Album: Healing Is A Miracle
Genre: Ambient, New Age
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 33:34
Total Tracks: 8
Total Size: 673 MB

Tracklist:

01. Julianna Barwick – Inspirit (04:12)
02. Julianna Barwick – Oh, Memory ft. Mary Lattimore (03:47)
03. Julianna Barwick – Healing Is A Miracle (04:10)
04. Julianna Barwick – In Light ft. Jónsi (06:06)
05. Julianna Barwick – Safe (04:59)
06. Julianna Barwick – Flowers (02:26)
07. Julianna Barwick – Wishing Well (03:53)
08. Julianna Barwick – Nod ft. Nosaj Thing (03:57)

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Julianna Barwick is a composer, vocalist and producer who makes deep, reflective compositions out of the human voice. Over the past decade and a half, she’s honed an intuitive approach to music, built on improvisation and a close affinity to a couple of trusted items of gear. She spins engrossing, expansive universes out of a single idea. Her fourth album, Healing Is A Miracle, on Ninja Tune, marks another distinctive meditation on sound, reverb and the voice. Built out from the same instinctive, improvisational approach as those which preceded it, she also draws on the input of three collaborators she’s nurtured long friendships with: Jónsi (Sigur Rós), Nosaj Thing and Mary Lattimore, gently nudging out at the edges of Barwick’s organically-evolved sound.You only need to listen to a few seconds of Healing Is A Miracle to understand that Julianna Barwick’s albums have the same amount of thoughtfulness that you’d find in a monastery. This American from Louisiana, who’s now based in Los Angeles after a long stint in Brooklyn, lets this dreamlike atmosphere seep into everything she composes. Wide soundscapes, infinite layers, loops and repetitive patterns immersed in halos of echo and reverb swirl around her fascinating voice which possesses a similar grace to Liz Fraser’s from the Cocteau Twins, despite hardly resembling it. It’s like an ethereal, hypnotic, suspended music session. It’s hardly surprising that Barwick has worked with Sigur Rós, among others… Jónsi from the Icelandic band features on In Light. The Californian electronic musician Nosaj Thing (on Nod) and the harpist Mary Lattimore (on Oh, Memory) are the two other guests on this fourth album, which, like the previous records, is soaked in a half-New Age, half-ambient feel. Time is suspended. And so are we. – Marc Zisman