Elanor Moss's Debut Finds Connection in Tension
The British singer-songwriter's first album consists of hushed psych-folk songs that explore how interpersonal friction can lead to deeper bonds. Moss reinterprets misunderstandings as opportunities, as heard in tracks like 'Fixer' and 'Secrets of the Universe.' The record was made in a Scottish highlands cabin after she scrapped an earlier project.
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