Album lore

Furling, released in early 2023 on Drag City, finds Meg Baird deepening her exploration of contemporary folk with a delicate interplay of acoustic and subtle electronic textures. The album’s nine tracks, including “Will You Follow Me Home?,” unfold with a quiet, almost introspective grace, drawing on the lineage of psychedelic folk while steering clear of obvious revivalism. Baird’s voice and guitar remain central, supported by modest arrangements that hint at folktronica without overwhelming the material.Recorded amid the shifting musical landscape of the 2020s, Furling balances timeless songcraft with a modern sensibility, offering meditations that feel both immediate and enduring. Its modest reception, with over 13,000 Last.fm listeners, marks it as a quietly resonant artifact for those attuned to the subtleties of folk’s evolving canon.

Album lore

Furling, released in early 2023 on Drag City, finds Meg Baird deepening her exploration of contemporary folk with a delicate interplay of acoustic and subtle electronic textures. The album’s nine tracks, including “Will You Follow Me Home?,” unfold with a quiet, almost introspective grace, drawing on the lineage of psychedelic folk while steering clear of obvious revivalism. Baird’s voice and guitar remain central, supported by modest arrangements that hint at folktronica without overwhelming the material.Recorded amid the shifting musical landscape of the 2020s, Furling balances timeless songcraft with a modern sensibility, offering meditations that feel both immediate and enduring. Its modest reception, with over 13,000 Last.fm listeners, marks it as a quietly resonant artifact for those attuned to the subtleties of folk’s evolving canon.