Artist: Nadine Khouri
Album: Another Life
Genre: Indie Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Female Vocal
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 42:11
Total Tracks: 9
Total Size: 861 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Nadine Khouri – Another Life (05:36)
1-02. Nadine Khouri – Keep On Pushing These Walls (04:07)
1-03. Nadine Khouri – Briefly Here (05:24)
1-04. Nadine Khouri – The Broken Light (04:26)
1-05. Nadine Khouri – Lo-fi Moon (04:44)
1-06. Nadine Khouri – Vertigo (04:54)
1-07. Nadine Khouri – Visitations (04:57)
1-08. Nadine Khouri – Song of a Caged Bird (04:12)
1-09. Nadine Khouri – Box of Echoes (03:48)

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“The in-between spaces are reveled in here; you don’t feel at all pinned down by the music, but instead given a lot of space to listen and connect to it. It is an album for breathing…”Another Life is the second album by singer-songwriter Nadine Khouri. Recorded in London and Bristol with producer John Parish (PJ Harvey, Dry Cleaning) the album extends a collaborative partnership that began with Khouri’s acclaimed 2017 debut The Salted Air.

Having left her native Lebanon in the civil war as a child, Khouri harboured an unlikely dream of becoming a rock ‘n’roll singer, after discovering Elvis in her parents’ music collection. A self-taught musician, Khouri began her career as an acoustic singer-songwriter in New York City, before moving to London and being discovered by Parish.

Fans of Khouri’s music so far will recognize her distinct and minimalistic approach to both vocals and music alike: the serene, dreamlike quality to her songs, suffused with otherworldly, beatific textures. Another Life offers a delicate rearrangement of Khouri’s earlier sound however – the sparse, acoustic production of her first album is replaced with a more naturalistic approach. Parish and Khouri have not left minimalism behind, but have instead made the most of every element, with carefully curated space providing depth, where there might otherwise be emptiness. Sonically, the album is set to a shifting sonic tapestry, taking in blues, fragile drum machine rhythms and sun-bleached 1970s Laurel Canyon rock. Though the record finds Khouri uncertain of her place in the world, her music has never felt more assured or precise.