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专辑名称: A Southern Gothic
创作艺人: [Adia Victoria]
音乐流派: COUNTRY|乡村音乐
专辑规格: 1碟11首
出品公司: Atlantic Records
发行时间: 2021/9/17
官方标价: £8.79 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Magnolia Blues
Mean-Hearted Woman
You Was Born To Die (feat. Kyshona Armstrong, Margo Price & Jason Isbell)
Whole World Knows
Troubled Mind
Far From Dixie
Please Come Down
My Oh My (feat. Stone Jack Jones)
Deep Water Blues
Carolina Bound
South For The Winter (feat. Matt Berninger)
详细介绍:
I wanted you to get the humidity of it, the heat, the ways we reach to the pits of hell and the heights of heaven, South Carolina native Adia Victoria has said of her third album. I wanted this record to encapsulate the extremes of the South. Mission accomplished; listening to A Southern Gothic, there is no escaping that uneasy—truly, haunted—feeling of so much beauty and so much menace all in one place. The singer-songwriter gets right to it with Magnolia Blues: I%27m going back South/ Down to Carolina/ I%27m gonna plant myself/ Under a magnolia/ I%27m gonna let that dirt/ Do its work. The magnolia tree is both a symbol of deep-South femininity and strength as well as horror, given its association with lynchings. Victoria not only reclaims her roots, though—she firmly owns them and won%27t be run off by a history that%27s still awfully close to the surface. She elegantly brings a poet%27s touch to protest songs, never hitting you bluntly over the head. Deep Water Blues’ layers cool swing with a spiritual vibe; its lyrics could be read as an expression of the exhaustion black women feel about having to educate eager allies on racism: They say a black woman got steel for a spine … but I don%27t want to rescue you … You gotta learn to swim or you will die tonight. Produced by T Bone Burnett, the songs feel both modern and as authentic as they come. You can imagine PJ Harvey covering the cheated-on lament of Mean Hearted Woman, which sounds sexy and threatening and wounded all at once, its gently picked blues guitar giving way to lush, molasses-slow bass. On You Was Born to Die, Victoria trades verses with alt-country badass Margo Price and folk-R&B star Kyshona Armonstrong, their voices uniting like a Greek chorus you definitely don%27t want narrating your life: You made me love you and you made me cryyyyyyy/ You should remember you was born to die. (Jason Isbell ignites the whole thing with red-hot guitar.) Indeed, Victoria has intriguing taste in collaborators. Underground Appalachian legend Stone Jack Jones%27 ghostly moan perfectly haunts My Oh My, about clinging to a loved one%27s presence after death. And the National%27s Matt Berninger%27s lived-in baritone is an appealing contrast to Victoria%27s tremulous sweetness on the achingly homesick South for the Winter. Meanwhile, on Whole World Knows, Victoria comes on like a modern-day Bobbie Gentry, spinning a fascinating character portrait of small-town tragedy. She sings of a girl who from the time that she was three/ most anyone could see that girl was trouble, and showed up strung out … at her surprise Sweet Sixteen … took a bite right out of the cake, didn%27t say one word of grace. Told in Victoria%27s tender, low-spoken falsetto, it sounds like secrets whispered between neighbors over a backyard fence.
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