Sing!

sing!

Sing!

Track Listings
1. Sing!
2. Singing With Ghosts
3. The Sun
4. O, Dylan
5. Postcards & Letters
6. For Adrian
7. For Molly
8. Lord Knows, I Need My Own Place To Stay
9. The Tiger And The Tailor
10. Snoe
11. The Sea

Editorial Reviews
The Red Alert, October 2005
"The songs on Sing! are warm, innocent, unpretentious, and catchy. The result is an extended hand to the listener."

Product Description
Last winter, singer/guitarist Dylan Metrano gathered fifteen friends from the up-and-coming Newburyport, MA music scene and assembled them into a misfit orchestra and a makeshift choir to produce the most ambitious Tiger Saw album to date.

Sing!'s tunes were developed while Tiger Saw were on tour behind their previous and second disc, Gimme Danger/Gimme Sweetness. The tour, which crossed the United States and Great Britain, found the band performing at a myriad of unorthodox venues, from suburban basements and theaters to beaches, forests, and bonfires. These intimate settings led to impromptu singalongs with the audience, and night after night of unforgettable communal experiences.

The ten Tiger Saw songs on Sing! were inspired by these sing-alongs, written to incorporate a large choir, and arranged for the album by Clairvoyants' Brian Dunn. They are linked by themes of friendship, community, nature, and romance, and compose a song cycle performed by the group of friends whose shared history and deep connections are revealed in Metrano's direct and honest lyrics. This album sees core members Metrano, cellist/vocalist Juliet Nelson (Unbunny, Cul de Sac) and guitarist John Ryan Gallagher (The Divorced) joined by pianist Casey Dienel, upright bassist Nat Baldwin (Dirty Projectors), and drummer Gregg Porter (Unbunny, Little Wings, Hotel Alexis). As on Gimme Danger, substantial contributions are made by slide guitarist and banjo player blindbanjodjim (Milkweed) and Jason Anderson (Wolf Colonel, The Microphones). And also featured are the voices of Nikole Beckwith, Alan Bull, Lindsay Clark, Kryce Clayton, Brian Dunn, and Mary Fahey.

Sing! reveals Tiger Saw evolving from the melancholy, slowcore roots of their earlier years toward a celebratory and joyous, yet still tender sound.

Sing!

Sing!,Tiger Saw,Kimchee Records,Dream Pop,Indie Rock,Lo-Fi,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop,United States of America

Rock Music

Rock Music


Sing!

Rock Music:

  1. Singing the Bruise: The BBC Sessions, 1970-1972 [Live]
  2. Single [Import]
  3. Single [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]
  4. Singles 1995-1997
  5. Singles A's & B's [Box set] [Original recording remastered] [Import]
  6. Singles: A's & B's [Import]
  7. Singles A's & B's [Import]
  8. Singles A's & B's [Import]
  9. Singles A's & B's [Import]
  10. Singles Collection [Import]

Rock Music

rock music

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