Head Above The WaterBrigid Mae Power · 2020

thelineofbestfit

8.0

“Brigid Mae Power asserts herself through a chorus of song styles”

guardian

8.0

“On her third album, Irish folk singer Brigid Mae Power sees no disconnect between ancient and modern. Neither does her haunting voice, an instrument that raises the everyday to a near-mystical realm. On The Blacksmith, a traditional tune, Power’s protagonist is aghast to learn that the man courting her is secretly married. On the piano-led Wearing Red That Eve, a group of men in New York shout pr”

pitchfork

7.8

“The Irish folk singer’s third album fills out her sound to incorporate elements of jazz, country rock, slowcore, and psychedelia.”