Released 20 years ago
Exile and the Kingdom
Jeff Martin · 2006
42 min · 10 tracks
A blend of introspective lyrics and atmospheric melodies that weave together folk, rock, and world music influences.
Top tracks — play these first
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The World Is Calling — This opening track establishes the album's thematic core, blending haunting melodies with a call for introspection and connection. Its rich instrumentation sets the tone for Martin's reflective journey throughout the record.
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Where Do We Go From Here? — This track stands out for its poignant questioning of life's direction, offering a sense of vulnerability that connects deeply with listeners. The lyrical depth is complemented by a compelling musical arrangement that highlights Martin's versatility.
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Lament — As an emotional centerpiece, Lament captures the essence of grief and yearning through its evocative lyrics and somber melody. This track showcases Martin's ability to convey complex emotions through both words and sound.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Butterfly
The moment shifts from personal reflection to imagery of transformation and freedom, illustrating a desire for change.
This transition emphasizes growth, contrasting earlier themes of confinement with an uplifting vision of liberation.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The World Is Calling 5:24
- 2 Butterfly 3:31
- 3 Where Do We Go From Here? 3:37
- 4 Daystar 3:59
- 5 Lament 4:34
- 6 Angeldust 4:50
- 7 Black Snake Blues 3:32
- 8 Stay Inside of Me 3:40
- 9 The Kingdom 6:22
- 10 Good Times Song 3:17
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