Our Basement,
You know that feeling of longing and sadness, spaced with moments of apology and dare I say, hope?
“Deep Dark Love” is about forlorn or forbidden love, however you see it.
The song was recorded, mixed, and produced by Aaron Goldstein at Baldwin Street Sound in Toronto. Formerly a bakery, the drum kit on the sound floor now sits nestled in the ghost of a brick oven. With no line of sight between the booth and the sound floor, there is a wonderful live energy that happens in that space; isolated and complete.
The upcoming album is pulled from the two wells of inspiration that I often draw from – heartbreak and landscape – not coincidentally, also the album title. Even though “Deep Dark Love” was a latecomer to the album, It was a perfect summation of the themes and images woven throughout everything.
More to come soon, and I can’t wait to share it.
B. Knox
Wow. The drum kit was formerly a bakery. Biiiig kit.
Ooooooh, editing is bick.
Editing WAS back. Couldn’t edit the second one…
Good Morning.
Good morning.
It is a bit wonky these days.
It is also a lot quiet.
Pounds of quiet. Kilos, even.
Metric tonnes of quiet.