Liam the Younger

Clear Skies Over Black River

Underwater Peoples UPLP013 DL

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Is there anything as ubiquitous and personal as nostalgia? It is a feeling we all readily acknowledge and are inescapably drawn to, often finding it in the same places, while cherishing it for our own reasons. Simply reading the word evokes a unique slew of images in all of us, from which we subconsciously define the sentiment. Yet culturally, at least from an American perspective, it is common to find that we describe the emotion using very similar phrases and images, as if they were drawn from a collective memory - a national dream in the most literal sense.

Liam Betson's music lends itself to our collective memories - the true American dream, blasting images into the blackness of our minds like a spinning animation wheel making a horse gallop.

After the Graveyard and Clear Skies Over Black River are vivifying and mnemonic works that bestow the same gift of empathy that Dorothea Lange gave our grandparents. Liam the Younger's songwriting equalizes the bucolic dreams of our American consciousness, pacifying the storm waves of understanding each other. It is both euphoric and lonely in a way that Guthriean folk has a tendency to be, yet is altogether present and its own.

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Liam the Younger

Clear Skies Over Black River

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