Kacey Musgraves - Deeper into the Well
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Yeah you can buy the zine CD version or just the regular CD.
I am holding out on the vinyl and CD, want to hear the album before I buy.
The way both of these songs are among my Golden Hour faves dd. Do y'all hate prettiness and joy or what!
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Velvet Elvis and Wonder Woman are definitely the weakest moments on Golden Hour and by that I mean they are an 8 and 8.5 respectively in an album of 10s and 11s.
Why did KM + Boy smells combined with the “milk splatter” made me think of after sex odor?
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Star-Crossed was stretched across too many directions marketing-wise, and I do think that's tainted what was a solid album. If the aim was a pop single, everything should've kicked off headfirst with Justified. Or Breadwinner should've gotten the push when it naturally gained traction. There's some great songs on there, and the new single has me circling back.
That said, Deeper Well feels like a palette cleanser and a great point of growth off the back of it. She's clearly killing it on Spotify. The Zach Bryan collab has really helped her, and it already seems like there's a way more streamlined approach to presenting this album. I'm happy the boom country music is having has benefitted her.
That said, Deeper Well feels like a palette cleanser and a great point of growth off the back of it. She's clearly killing it on Spotify. The Zach Bryan collab has really helped her, and it already seems like there's a way more streamlined approach to presenting this album. I'm happy the boom country music is having has benefitted her.
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I preordered the picture disk cause I know cardinal will be the song to break me.
This will be my most played song of the year.
But I don’t understand people saying this is her returning to her Golden Hour sound – to these ears, she’s never left that sound? Sonically this wouldn’t feel out of place on star-crossed.
This is the third album she’s done with the same two guys she did Golden Hour with. It’s fascinating how star-crossed’s marketing campaign obviously made the whole thing feel so different to so many of her listeners. To me, Golden Hour, star-crossed and this new song feel very much cut from the same sonic cloth (and I’m very thankful for that!).
But I don’t understand people saying this is her returning to her Golden Hour sound – to these ears, she’s never left that sound? Sonically this wouldn’t feel out of place on star-crossed.
This is the third album she’s done with the same two guys she did Golden Hour with. It’s fascinating how star-crossed’s marketing campaign obviously made the whole thing feel so different to so many of her listeners. To me, Golden Hour, star-crossed and this new song feel very much cut from the same sonic cloth (and I’m very thankful for that!).
I probably listen to Star-Crossed more than Golden Hour these days. Oops.
Love the title track. Very simple to the point where it would seem hollow but thankfully that isn’t the case. Just powerful. Lyrics are very relatable too (especially as someone who recently quit weed after smoking everyday for like 6 years) and yeah……I think a lot of people in their 20s are going through similar. Realizing one’s addiction issues and overcoming them and really actually focusing on mental health.
The only complaint that it’s missing a soaring middle 8…..like the song is BEGGING for one but oh well. Still great.
Hope she leans into the folktronica sound as the base for the album. I feel like it would be a natural direction for her.
The only complaint that it’s missing a soaring middle 8…..like the song is BEGGING for one but oh well. Still great.
Hope she leans into the folktronica sound as the base for the album. I feel like it would be a natural direction for her.
Kacey does disarmingly simple, literal songs like Deeper Well so… well. I didn’t like Star-Crossed but loved Camera Roll, and this to me runs in a similar vein.