The Sea of Trees

Sono l'amore e la perdita a condurre Arthur Brennan (Matthew McConaughey) all'altro capo del mondo, in Giappone, nella foresta fitta e misteriosa di Aokigahara, nota come "la foresta dei sogni", situata alle pendici del Monte Fuji – un luogo in cui uomini e donne si recano a contemplare la vita e la morte.

Meredith Moon’s new album, From Here To The Sea, finds the Canadian-born songwriter and instrumentalist taking a slight detour from the Appalachian old-time roots of the album’s predecessor, Constellations. Produced and recorded in Ontario and Nashville by Colin Linden (Lucinda Williams, T-Bone Burnett, Bruce Cockburn) and featuring Rebecca Lovell (Larkin Poe), Lillie Mae Rische & Dominic Davis (Jack White), Julian Taylor, George Receli (Bob Dylan), and Jerry Douglas, among others, the album explores avenues of blues, folk, and folk-rock, and even incorporates elements of old-time jazz.

Gentle and calming music inspired by a day on the coast.. soothing piano with strings and guitar voices, the sounds of the ocean, birdsong and a thunderstorm . Perfect for late night listening, or just to relax any time of day.

Do you wish for peace and relaxation and to really unwind? Let your soul float and lean back. The magnificent beaches, towering palm trees and the azure sea are just the beginning. You can enjoy these sights and views for 90 minutes and you can experience them up close, as if you were really there.

2019 release. Much of this album was recorded in Iceland. Breath warm from singing rises into frozen air. Atomized. A million bright blue crystals - the fractal branching of the lungs - drift back to earth. Radiant, refracting. Clear notes melt like perfect soft snow. Straight lines curve and curve again.

2019 release. Much of this album was recorded in Iceland. Breath warm from singing rises into frozen air. Atomized. A million bright blue crystals - the fractal branching of the lungs - drift back to earth. Radiant, refracting. Clear notes melt like perfect soft snow. Straight lines curve and curve again. Much of this album was recorded in Iceland, but Joan Shelley wrote these songs in Kentucky.

A revelatory and joyous exploration of how one visionary inspired two-hundred years of art, poetry and protest by the acclaimed author of Albert and the Whale