Liz Clark In Conversation with The Wilderness Yet – ‘What Holds The Word Together’ AOW……….
Liz Clark aka Auntie Liz will be in conversation with Rosie Hodgson of The Wilderness Yet on Sat 23rd July live from the Widkham Folk Festival, re the new album ‘What Holds The World Together’, released on 21st July 2022
.At a time of disconnection from each other and the environment, What Holds The World Together is an album grounded in our relationship with the natural world. This is an exploration of the world’s stories, seasons and sorrows, but also an album with deeply personal links. From The Last Shanachie, which features a wax cylinder recording of Rowan’s great-great-grandfather (a traditional Irish storyteller), to The Nightingale’s Lullaby, a song written to lull Rowan and Rosie’s newborn son to sleep, the album is centred around love, community and connection – and perhaps that’s what holds the world together, after all.
Holding the weight of the world on its shoulders, whilst simultaneously radiating the joy of life, What Holds The World Together is a rumination on everything it means to be human.
Artists on the album :-
Rosie Hodgson – voice, banjo
Rowan Piggott – voice, fiddles, double bass
Philippe Barnes – voice, guitar, flute
Joe Danks – bodhran, percussion (tracks 3,4,5,8,10)
Track Listings & links to tracks and words:-
1. | Wild Northeaster 03:161 | |
2. | Old Brock 03:14. 2 | |
3. | Charlie Fox 03:33. 3 | |
4. | What Holds The World Together 05:51 | |
5. | The Carol Of The Flood 03:29. 4 | |
6. | The Banks Of The Bann 03:49. 5 | |
7. | Of All The Gods 03:35 | |
8. | The Last Shanachie 04:00 | |
9. | Midnight Accountant / The Optimist 03:40 6 | |
10. | T Stands For Thomas 03:46 | |
11. | The Nightingale’s Lullaby 02:56 | |
12. | Emigrantvisa 01:48 |
Upcoming gigs :-
The Album will have a special release show at Warwick / Cambridge & Sidmouth festivals
21st-24th July – Warwick Folk Festival
31st July – Cambridge Folk Festival
31st July-4th August – Sidmouth Folk Festival
15th October – Manchester Folk Festival
21st October – Folk At The Barlow
30th November – SoundBox
11th December – Poppy Folk Club
13th December – St Neots Folk Club