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One of my favorite albums of the past 10 years. Such wonderful songwriting, dynamics, and understated melodies that get stuck in my head for months on end.
Favorite Track: Untitled God Song
Feb 18, 2024
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Itās a close competition between Below the Salt and Wisecrack for me. Wisecrack is a new fave and could become #1 with more listens. But listening to Below the Salt sends me back to a very distinct, nostalgic, homebody era of my life which makes the feeling all the more real?
Sep 15, 2024
This has been one of the most formative and transformative albums to enter my little world, and it has seen me through many iterations of growth over the past 10 plus years. All of Angelās work is stunning in its own right, and I admire her and the way she continues to experiment with her sound and new genres, but her debut albumĀ Half Way HomeĀ will forever live inside the most tender place in my heart. The control she has over her voice is mystifying; she yodels, croons, shrieks and hums. And the writing is as profound as the melodies are. I couldnāt possibly pick a favorite from the album, but some of my current favorites areĀ Safe In the Womb, Free, and You Are Song. Bonus:Ā This softly powerful performance Angel gave ofĀ MirandaĀ at Grant Street Bakery in 2012.
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Beautiful folk-pop album. Lyrics leave my jaw on the floor over and over again. I feel like she knows everything Iāve ever thought and will think.
Jan 30, 2024
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The perfect lil snack for when you donāt want a big snack
Apr 3, 2024
Here it is, folks! Volume I of what could very well be a continuous project. Thank you so much to everyone that submitted - I smiled the entire time I was putting this together. It's best listened to with headphones āŗļø
Liner Notes:
This collection of field recordings is a collaborative effort with users of PI.FYI, each of which recorded their own pieces. It features audio from all over the world and exhibits eclectic moments from London Underground commutes to cuckoo bird calls in Dhaka to the sounds of a century-old American diner.
Online communities like PI.FYI often represent a diverse set of people, places, and experiences, but together, the submissions form a living collage that highlights the commonalities of modern life - a unifying message for such a tumultuous time. The first track features all of the sounds played at once in an attempt to create an audio snapshot of an online community but in their offline lives.
The individual recordings are unedited except for minor gain and compression adjustments for consistency across the collection.
Mar 29, 2025
