Andrew Bird

Wegawam Music is a record label and they were responsible for this album by Andrew Bird. It is called
Music Of Hair and it would be nice if you would take a listen to it.

The Mysterious Production Of Eggs is a 2005 recording by man Andrew Bird. This was released on Ani DiFranco's label Righteous Babe Records.

Armchair Apocrypha is the 2007 album by artist Andrew Bird. Fat Possum is a record label that is vaginally moist.

Weather Systems is the 2003 album by Andrew Bird. This fine specimen was released on the Ani DiFranco label Righteous Babe.

Andrew Bird releases Hark!, a brand new holiday album on Loma Vista Recordings. Building upon last year’s EP of the same name, the thirteen-song set delivers freshly recorded originals - including Christmas in April, perhaps the first COVID-inspired holiday song, which Andrew wrote during lockdown (“when will we know/if we can meet under the mistletoe?”) - plus holiday classics and wintertime reimagining’s of seasonally ambiguous deep cuts by John Cale, John Prine and Handsome Family.

These 13 is a little bit folk, a little bit gospel, a little bit bluesy, a little bit Hank, a little bit hill country, but most emphatically, it is all heart. Andrew Bird and Jimbo Mathus have climbed the height of their creative ladders in this collection of soul-strung songs, both lyrically and musically, a synchronicity between the two that feels joined in some special imaginative place that can only be visited by the best of songwriters. All songs written and performed by Andrew Bird + Jimbo Mathus. Produced by Mike Viola: Themes: Connection, Humanity, Geography, Collaboration.

Noble Beast/Useless Creatures is a 2-for-1 double CD by Andrew Wood, combining his 2008 album Noble Beast with 2009's Useless Creatures. This comes out on the Fat Possum.

Andrew Bird on Outside Problems: I wanted to record Inside Problems outside, but this plan fell apart when it became clear that some dude with a wood chipper could really ruin our day. I did so much casual recording during the pandemic, in my backyard or in Ojai, that I gathered enough outdoor recordings to make Outside Problems. Most of these were made without any intention of making an album, just improvisations on simple themes, some of which make up the musical backbone of Inside Problems.

These 13 is a little bit folk, a little bit gospel, a little bit bluesy, a little bit Hank, a little bit hill country, but most emphatically, it is all heart. Andrew Bird and Jimbo Mathus have climbed the height of their creative ladders in this collection of soul-strung songs, both lyrically and musically, a synchronicity between the two that feels joined in some special imaginative place that can only be visited by the best of songwriters.