Artist: Mountain Man
Album: Magic Ship
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 35:22
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 356 MB

Tracklist:

1. Mountain Man – Window (00:55)
2. Mountain Man – Agt (02:17)
3. Mountain Man – Baby Where You Are (02:49)
4. Mountain Man – Rang Tang Ring Toon (03:29)
5. Mountain Man – Stella (01:53)
6. Mountain Man – Blue Mountain (02:22)
7. Mountain Man – Moon (03:53)
8. Mountain Man – Boat (02:10)
9. Mountain Man – Whale Song (02:48)
10. Mountain Man – Fish (03:14)
11. Mountain Man – Underwear (01:41)
12. Mountain Man – Slow Wake Up Sunday Morning (04:10)
13. Mountain Man – Bright Morning Stars (02:41)
14. Mountain Man – Guilt (00:55)

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Mountain Man did not intend to disappear for the better part of a decade, or to take eight years to release its second album, Magic Ship. But for a trio of devoted friends for whom music has always seemed so effortless and graceful, that’s simply how life went. The wondrous Magic Ship a magnetic fourteen-song reflection on the joys, follies, and oddities of existence was well worth the wait. Magic Ship is a captivating album: The stunning Boat, where cooing harmonies frame Sauser-Monnig like drapes around a sunny window, sees a world of possibility in a little vessel along the riverbanks. The dashing AGT finds inspiration in flower blooms and bumble bees, discovering in the sights of nature a pure self-reliance. The magnetic Rang Tang Ring Toon celebrates a night spent hosting friends, sharing beans and music, and a skinny dip under the stars. There is sincerity and humour, depth and mirth, all rendered with three voices that have never been more connected. These songs distill eight years of experience between Made the Harbor and now of sights seen, pleasures had, feelings hurt, forgiveness extended. These tunes are wise and tender, open and honest. Magic Ship conveys absolute warmth like a snowbound afternoon spent indoors, passing a bottle of brown liquor between friends while putting old favourites on the turntable, or a long summer evening spent lounging beneath a shade tree, swapping stories and sharing laughs until the sun has vanished. At a moment when the way forward for the world seems uncertain to the point of unravelling, when it feels that decades of impetuous decisions are catching up to the society we’ve created, Magic Ship offers a necessary sort of return and reassurance, a promise that goodness and truth remain available in our least-mitigated forms of expression. A weekend morning spent with a lover in bed, an innocent memory of pure childhood delight, a threadbare shirt from your parents: These are the experiences that Magic Ship so candidly shares, the moments of splendour that make the struggles worth it.