MusicNOW: 10 Years compilation

"The MusicNOW: 10 Years compilation is set for digital release just prior to the 10th edition of this eclectic music festival of the same name founded in 2006 by Bryce Dessner of The National. MusicNOW Festival set out with a mission to present the best in contemporary music, offer artists an opportunity to take risks, commission new work and attempt innovative collaborations." ---BRASSLAND




Sounds of the South (featuring Justin Vernon & Sharon Van Etten): "Trials, Troubles, Tribulations"

ブライス・デスナー（The National）によって2006年に立ち上げられ10年に亘り続けられてきたミュージック・フェス『MusicNOW』のコンピレーション（デジタル・リリースのみの模様）です。Dirty Projectors, Sufjan Stevens, Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Grizzly Bear, My Brightest Diamondなどなど、未発表のパフォーマンス音源を収録。10周年を祝う今年は３月に５日間に亘って開催され、The National, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Caroline Shaw, Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Will Butler, So Percussion, Mina Tindle, Perfume Genius、他が参加するとの由。


MusicNOW: 10 Years  
01: Sounds of the South (featuring Justin Vernon & Sharon Van Etten): "Trials, Troubles, Tribulations"
02: Robin Pecknold (of Fleet Foxes): "Silver Dagger"
03: Sufjan Stevens: "The Owl And The Tanager"
04: eighth blackbird: "Omie Wise"
05: My Brightest Diamond: "I Have Never Loved Someone"
06: Dirty Projectors: "Emblem of the World"
07: Tinariwen: "Imidiwan Ma Tenam"
08: Tim Hecker: "Chimeras (Live) 2011"
09: Colin Stetson: "Nobu Take"
10: Owen Pallett: "E Is For Estranged"
11: Erik Friedlander: "Airstream Envy"
12: Bonnie "Prince" Billy: "Love Comes To Me"
13: Richard Reed Parry: "Duet for Heart and Breath"
14: Grizzly Bear: "While You Wait For The Others"
15: The Books with Clogs: "Classy Penguin"
16: Andrew Bird: "Section 8 City"
17: Justin Vernon (of Bon Iver): "Love More"

from A Story Told Well

Sounds of the South @ MusicNOW, May 13th 2011
organized by Megafaun, 
featuring Vernon, Sharon Van Etten, Megafaun, Matthew E. White and Fight the Big Bull
"Trials, Troubles, Tribulations" 
written by Estil C. Ball, originally entitled 'Tribulations' and was recorded in 1959.