The songs on Ana Egge's 13th album, Sharing in the Spirit, while often deriving from the unconscious realm of her own dreams, deal openly with the most pressing issues of the waking world - politics, addiction, sex, and love. It was produced by Lorenzo Wolff following their previous collaboration, 2021s Between Us.
The album opens with Don't You Sleep, a civil rights celebration of hope and hard work. Where Berries Grow is a near-biblical bluegrass beauty about people Ana has loved and known. The album also deals with themes of alcoholism and sobriety with Mission Bells Moan and a cover of the Ted Hawkins classic Sorry You're Sick. The final track, a cover of Last Day of Our Acquaintance, pays heartfelt tribute to Sinead O'Connor.
Anas compelling signature mix of fearless strength with an almost innocent sense of fun is on full display, and not only in the music, The cover photo is an old cherished snapshot of Ana and her sister as giddy kids, riding a minibike. Bold, brave, sweet, and honest, Egge has created another collection of intensely personal songs, where dreams are brought to the surface and the private is made public.
A1. DONT YOU SLEEP A2. DOOR WONT CLOSE A3. SHARING IN THE SPIRIT A4. IF IT WERE UP TO ME A5. MISSION BELLS MOAN B1. SORRY YOURE SICK B2. WHERE BERRIES GROW B3. READY FOR THE DARKNESS B4. ENDING WE NEED B5. LAST DAY OF OUR ACQUAINTANCE
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- Format Detail: LP
- Genre: Folk
- Format: Vinyl
