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Kevin Cole :
02/11/2021 06:53 PM
While this track serves as the album's unofficial "intro," Robin Pecknold reveals it was actually the last song to come together, and recorded only a few weeks prior to release. "It really is this big centerpiece and is the anchor that all the other songs are tied to," he says. "I wanted to make a song that celebrated my heroes in an explicit way — people who have passed and who I want to honor in the music. That was a big focus of mine, helping them stay alive through these memories. Music is this weird invisible form of immortality for these people, and I wanted to do it in a joyous way and reframe some of the sorrow of loss into a kind of celebration." https://bit.ly/3jpOBXN
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Kevin Cole :
12/11/2020 05:42 PM
DRIVE TIME BEST OF 2020
While this track serves as the album's unofficial "intro," Pecknold reveals it was actually the last song to come together, and recorded only a few weeks prior to release.
"It really is this big centerpiece and is the anchor that all the other songs are tied to," he says. "I wanted to make a song that celebrated my heroes in an explicit way — people who have passed and who I want to honor in the music. That was a big focus of mine, helping them stay alive through these memories. Music is this weird invisible form of immortality for these people, and I wanted to do it in a joyous way and reframe some of the sorrow of loss into a kind of celebration." https://bit.ly/3jpOBXN
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Kevin Cole :
12/08/2020 04:50 PM
While this track serves as the album's unofficial "intro," Pecknold reveals it was actually the last song to come together, and recorded only a few weeks prior to release.
"It really is this big centerpiece and is the anchor that all the other songs are tied to," he says. "I wanted to make a song that celebrated my heroes in an explicit way — people who have passed and who I want to honor in the music. That was a big focus of mine, helping them stay alive through these memories. Music is this weird invisible form of immortality for these people, and I wanted to do it in a joyous way and reframe some of the sorrow of loss into a kind of celebration." https://bit.ly/3jpOBXN
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Kevin Cole :
12/01/2020 05:26 PM
While this track serves as the album's unofficial "intro," Pecknold reveals it was actually the last song to come together, and recorded only a few weeks prior to release.
"It really is this big centerpiece and is the anchor that all the other songs are tied to," he says. "I wanted to make a song that celebrated my heroes in an explicit way — people who have passed and who I want to honor in the music. That was a big focus of mine, helping them stay alive through these memories. Music is this weird invisible form of immortality for these people, and I wanted to do it in a joyous way and reframe some of the sorrow of loss into a kind of celebration." https://bit.ly/3jpOBXN
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Marco Collins :
11/22/2020 04:58 PM
While this track serves as the album's unofficial "intro," Pecknold reveals it was actually the last song to come together, and recorded only a few weeks prior to release.
"It really is this big centerpiece and is the anchor that all the other songs are tied to," he says. "I wanted to make a song that celebrated my heroes in an explicit way — people who have passed and who I want to honor in the music. That was a big focus of mine, helping them stay alive through these memories. Music is this weird invisible form of immortality for these people, and I wanted to do it in a joyous way and reframe some of the sorrow of loss into a kind of celebration." https://bit.ly/3jpOBXN
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