New Non-Fiction
Susan Werner · 2001
41 min · 12 tracks · traditional folk music
A fusion of traditional folk melodies and contemporary storytelling, weaving poignant narratives through acoustic instrumentation.
Top tracks — play these first
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Shade of Grey — This track captures Werner's ability to explore complex emotions through vivid imagery and conversational lyrics, encapsulating the album's introspective nature.
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(It's OK to) Feel Good — With its upbeat tempo and affirming lyrics, this song stands out as a celebration of joy amid life's challenges, contrasting the album's more somber moments.
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Misery & Happiness — This track masterfully juxtaposes themes of despair and hope, illustrating Werner's skill in weaving contrasting emotions into a cohesive narrative.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Everybody's Talkin'
The perspective shifts from communal observations to an intimate reflection on personal experiences amidst societal chatter.
This shift emphasizes the contrast between external noise and internal thoughts, showcasing Werner's ability to navigate between individual and collective narratives.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Stationary 3:16
- 2 Shade of Grey 3:47
- 3 Blue Guitar 2:52
- 4 Yellow House 2:12
- 5 (It's OK to) Feel Good 3:53
- 6 All of the Above 3:39
- 7 Everybody's Talkin' 4:03
- 8 Misery & Happiness 4:42
- 9 Barbed Wire Boys 3:18
- 10 Big Car 3:05
- 11 Nefertiti's Drean 3:30
- 12 Epilogoue: May I Suggest 3:28
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