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| photo by Nina Westervelt |
This is a moment I've been waiting for since I first saw singer/songwriter
Twain open up for Kishi Bashi this past fall. "Solar Pilgrim", the first single from Twain's upcoming album
Rare Feeling, has Mat Davidson's same doleful yodel and twangy guitar. Instead of drastically changing his style, he sticks to what he knows and explores different narrative possibilities. "Solar Pilgrim" essentially ponders the specifics of the journey Davidson's soul will take when he's gone from the world. It's a song about life, death, and the hereafter; frequently shuffling through each. Twain often sings of love but on "Solar Pilgrim" the love shifts shapes and forms: romantic love, love of the natural world, spiritual love. It's a love that's bigger than his body and that Davidson sees as lasting long after his physical body.
Twain's third full length album
Rare Feeling is out October 20th on Keeled Scales. You can pre-order the album on CD, cassette, or LP
here.
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