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[folk] (2020) Sam Sweeney - Unearth Repeat [FLAC] [DarkAngie]

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Unearth Repeat celebrates a new direction, not only for Sam Sweeney but for
English music. His new band are injecting into the English tradition something that has never been heard before. The
music has the groove and swagger of traditional English music with the huge sound, flare, energy and festival spirit of
bands coming out of the Celtic and Scandinavian music scenes. Enlisting some of his favourite musicians, Sam built a
band containing two guitarists, plus bass and keys, much like a rock band setup, albeit with the violin taking centre
stage. The result is hugely enjoyable from start to finish as well as highly confident and wonderfully played
throughout. Importantly, Sam and the band don’t seem to want to overtly state their intention to change things up, so
the result is elegant as well as fun and lively, which is a perfect balance. Take as an example the gently harmonically
plucked acoustic guitar (played by either Jack Rutter or Louis Campbell) that introduces ‘Winter 350’; it is an
unexpected sound on this recording, but it settles with the second guitar behind the violin for the remainder of the
tune and adds plenty of flavour and depth to the piece, as does the strummed guitar part that pops up at times during
‘Dark Arches’, bringing that more urgent feel to the tune. And the word ‘tune’ is crucial here as it is for the
entire album, because Sam is always adamant that the tune is the element that needs to be best served, and that is clear
throughout this set, as each of the fourteen tracks are singular beauties. Interestingly though, Sam has purposefully
ensured that the informative sleeve notes avoid mentioning the source of each piece on here, instead focusing on
slippery little nuggets of information, like ‘some started life by reading a tune book upside down’ and ‘some were
learned by ear, while others started as a short series of notes’. What this does is lose all focus on which tunes are
traditional and which are originals while listening; this is all just music being played by people who love to play it.
And one thing that shines through on this set is the love of it, because the playing across fifty-five minutes is not
only as first-class as you would expect, with the talents of the two guitarists mentioned (Louis Campbell is a
prodigious Sam Sweeney protégé we will certainly hear more from) along with the ubiquitous Ben Nicholls on bass and
Dave MacKay on keys, but it is also exciting and adventurous. ‘Highway to Warrington’ is a decent example, because
the tune is as immersive as you could hope and particularly exciting when it shifts gears halfway through into a more
urgent piece. The unexpected little sonic flourishes that dance in the background are ace too, like Campbell’s
slightly twangy electric guitar flicks and the sparingly used high keys that are sometimes barely there. Also completely
irresistible throughout is Nicholls’ bass, which regularly demonstrates his ability and experience, with him finding a
deep groove in places and playing the most spacious parts in others. ‘Maid of the Mill’ is a good example of the
latter, with a particularly effective background of repeated and restrained piano chords and the minimal bass and quiet
acoustic playing of Jack Rutter beautifully framing the innocent and sweet nature of the tune. It’s hard to pick
highlights on this album, it being such a list of quality pieces, but after listening to it for some time, I find myself
consistently bewitched by ‘Half of One’. Of course, I have no idea whether this one is traditional or original or a
bit of both, but it is certainly very beautiful and again contains a wonderful tune at its core. It is the longest piece
here, at six and a half minutes, and is one that subtly shifts through many tempos and moods, although a suggestion of
yearning is present throughout. But an album this consistently enjoyable and this varied in tone and mood will throw up
a new favourite each listen; the slightly heavier playing of ‘Princess Royal’ is another that sticks in the mind, as
is the beautifully uplifting ‘Shepherds Hey’, with a pleasing stop-start nature until a more buoyant second part
takes flight to come to rest in a pretty violin and guitar mini-duet. Also, a delight is final track ‘Red’, which
brings the mic in closer to pick up a slow acoustic strum, before each instrument beds in and carries the tune. Sam’s
playing is patient here and Ben’s spare bass notes are deep and rich. It’s a subtle piece, but one that demonstrates
the virtuosity of this band and their meticulous judgement. The slow and repetitive conclusion is also a gorgeous way to
end the album. As it says in the notes, ‘this is an album of tunes’, and those tunes are indeed glorious and cannot
fail to affect those listening to them, but also important here is how they have been handled, which is with care and
flair in equal measure, by musicians who love their craft. Unearth Repeat is a significant leap forward for Sam Sweeney
in terms of his solo work. It is a highly creative work that brings something new to the mix, while also celebrating the
simple joys of instrumental folk music. Mesmerising and irresistible stuff.





Track List:
1.Unearth 00:40
2.Steppy Downs Road 03:27
3.Highway to Warrington 04:55
4.Maid of the Mill 05:29
5.Half of One 06:30
6.Winter 350 03:27
7.Dark Arches 06:13
8.Repeat 00:38
9.The Old Wagon Way 03:58
10.Princess Royal 03:48
11.The
General 03:14
12.Shepherds Hey 04:39
13.Sun Beams 04:11
14.Red 03:50 


Media Report:
Genre: folk
Country: UK
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free
Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1
KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits


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