Susanna Elevation

Between 2006 and 2013, alternative rock artist Matthew sweet and Bangles singer/guitarist susanna hoffs released three collaborative albums covering their favourite songs from the '60s, '70s and '80s. This new compilation brings together 30 of the very best tracks from across the under the covers series. "For me, making these recordings just felt like two music nerds getting together and having a really good time playing and recording songs that we worship," says hoffs, "they're kind of a love letter from us as fans. They're like the equivalent of an old school mix tape that you would give someone you're crazy about. There's something incredibly romantic about it." highlights include the rare promo tracks 'on my way home' And 'Sorry'. Includes guest appearances by Lindsey Buckingham ('second hand news'), Dhani Harrison ('beware of darkness') and Van Dyke Parks ('it's all over now, Baby Blue'). also available as a 28 track vinyl edition pressed on two heavyweight 180g translucent golden vinyl.

At Susanna's eleventh album and first solo record since 2012 is a mastodon of a singer/songwriter release – over 70 minutes of intensely expressive, deeply felt and spiritually probing lyrics, presented and performed in layers of voice, electronics, and effects, programmed with instruments like piano, violin and tuba. The artist known for personal interpretations of songs by Joy Division, Leonard Cohen and AC/DC among others but also her strong originals, has dissected her own musical expression, collaborations and projects, including 2014's Meshes of Voice album with Jenny Hval, and put the pieces together again creating a unique and diverse world for her songs.

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Susanna Moodie is, of course, best known for her books Roughing It in the Bush and Life in the Clearings, which are largely comprised of short sketches that she had previously published. What is not widely known, however, is that Moodie had a long and prolific literary career in which short sketches and tales were among her favoured genres.

Guitarist Susanna Risberg emerged on the scene as a singular musical talent, playing off-centre melodies with no desire to flare and flash. Her thoughtful compositions aren’t intellectual puzzles, though, but rewarding and involving themes that blend movement with periods of stillness and silence, virtuosity with a directness of approach rare in contemporary players.