Artist: Wildwood Kin
Album: Turning Tides
Genre: Alternative, Indie
Release Date: 2017
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 39:42
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 442 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Wildwood Kin – The Author (03:25)
1-2. Wildwood Kin – Run (03:10)
1-3. Wildwood Kin – Dove (03:27)
1-4. Wildwood Kin – Steady My Heart (03:10)
1-5. Wildwood Kin – Circumstance (04:07)
1-6. Wildwood Kin – Warrior Daughter (02:56)
1-7. Wildwood Kin – Hold On (04:08)
1-8. Wildwood Kin – Taking A Hold (02:52)
1-9. Wildwood Kin – On And On (03:26)
1-10. Wildwood Kin – The Valley (03:57)
1-11. Wildwood Kin – Turning Tides (04:59)

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A family trio – two sisters and their cousin – Wildwood Kin borrow heavily from early folk influences, not least in their hypnotic three-part harmonies. But their extraordinary debut album, delves deeply in to other genres, featuring both electric and acoustic instruments and it boasts inventive electronics and spectral atmospherics.Wildwood Kin arrive into folk fully formed and primed for the mainstream, their hair art-directed into waves or hidden under edgy beanies. An album as Seth Lakeman’s backing band and Radio 2 folk award nods means their legwork is clear, as does the way their voices mesh lushly together, reflecting a lifetime singing as a family (Emillie, sister Beth and cousin Meghann first publicly harmonised at primary school). Nevertheless, there’s something oleaginously focus-grouped about Turning Tides, as if someone added Haim and Mumford & Sons together in a marketing meeting, and exploded in dollar signs. Big production rules here: Run is radio-friendly harmony at Fleetwood Mac levels, while Taking a Hold and Warrior Daughter seem expertly sculpted for the more melancholy end credits of a Game of Thrones episode. The Valley is the sweetest song here, but it sounded better on their simpler, straighter 2015 EP, Salt of the Earth.