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Posted in MP3 | music on March 5, 2009
Patrick Watson releasing Wooden Arms - here's the first MP3
DOWNLOAD: Patrick Watson - Tracy's Waters (MP3)
Written during a Montreal winter and recorded in Montreal and Iceland, Patrick Watson's 'Wooden Arms' cements him in the territory between serious composer and indie pop artist, with stage charisma to spare. Watson produced the album with his band, bassist Mishka Stein, drummer Robbie Kuster, and guitarist Simon Angell. Secret City Records will release 'Wooden Arms' on May 5 in the U.S."Tracy's Waters" is track two on the new album. Download it now for free above. If you don't know Patrick yet, think M Ward and Jeff Buckley. In 2007 he won the Canadian Polaris Music Prize. Full album tracklist below...
'Wooden Arms' Track Listing
1. Firewood
2. Tracy's Waters
3. Beijing
4. Wooden Arms
5. Hommage
6. Traveling Salesman
7. Big Bird in a Small Cage
8. Down at the Beach
9. Man Like You
10. Where The Wild Things Are
11. Machinery of the Heavens
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Posted on March 5, 2009 1:46 PM
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Comments (3)
holy M Ward
Posted by Anonymous | March 5, 2009 2:06 PM
beautiful song... I don't think it sounds like anyone else, really.
Posted by Anonymous | March 5, 2009 10:41 PM
Amazing. Thanks. I had this when it was still untitled from a session he did (as an mp3) and saw them do a version of Tracy's Waters live in concert and yet another version of it at the Canadian (I forgot what it was called) award show. Good to see they finalised it and put it on the coming album.
They rock.
Although I do hope the album will sound more like the first one (Just Another Ordinary Day) or (dare I say it) Patrick's solo experimental piano suite Waterproof 9.
Posted by Madison | March 17, 2009 2:28 PM