What makes It's Easy to Talk EP by Willy Mason notable?

The EP received positive critical reception, with publications like 'Rolling Stone' highlighting Mason's unique voice and lyrical depth. It served as an important stepping stone that kept him relevant in the indie-folk movement during a time when many artists were beginning to embrace more polished sounds. The release also helped him gain a loyal following, contributing to his tours and live performances. In 2007, Willy Mason released 'It's Easy to Talk EP' as a follow-up to his acclaimed debut album 'Where the Humans Eat' from 2004. This EP showcased his evolving sound while maintaining the raw, confessional lyricism that had garnered him attention. At this point in his career, Mason was solidifying his place in the American folk scene, paving the way for further exploration of personal themes in his music.

Who is It's Easy to Talk EP for?

It's Easy to Talk EP works well if you're into short bursts of heartfelt storytelling, energetic tracks for quick listens and introspective moments in everyday life.

How many songs are on It's Easy to Talk EP?

It's Easy to Talk EP has 5 tracks, running approximately 17 minutes.

It's Easy to Talk EP

Willy Mason · 2007

17 min · 5 tracks · blues · traditional folk music

A heartfelt blend of folk storytelling and bluesy melodies that invites introspection and connection.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short bursts of heartfelt storytelling
energetic tracks for quick listens
introspective moments in everyday life
for morning reflections

Maybe skip if you want

prefer lengthy immersive experiences
seek constant high-energy tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: In 2007, Willy Mason released 'It's Easy to Talk EP' as a follow-up to his acclaimed debut album 'Where the Humans Eat' from 2004. This EP showcased his evolving sound while maintaining the raw, confessional lyricism that had garnered him attention. At this point in his career, Mason was solidifying his place in the American folk scene, paving the way for further exploration of personal themes in his music.
Stylistic neighbors: Iron & Wine· Sufjan Stevens· Nick Drake

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Just a Passing Phase 2:30
2 Easy to Talk 3:03
3 The Wind Blows 4:45
4 The Beast 3:04
5 Raise This Roof 3:56

What to play next

Listen next

If the Ocean Gets Rough

2007

Go back to

Where the Humans Eat

2004

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