Harbinger

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about the record

Multi-instrumentalist producer and songwriter Barney Keen makes music for the long drive and natureโ€™s embrace. Influenced by Brazilian MPB, experimental electronic music, folk, soul, and other rhythms, he blends the organic with truthful expressionโ€”an approach that can be traced back to his youth in the rural southwest of England, surrounded by a musical family.

โ€œThere are scenes of natural places stored permanently in my mind that inform the mood of the music I make. Open spaces, distant horizons, woodlands and big skies. Being out of that environment for most of my life now, I find I can conjure up the feeling of it through music.โ€

His 10-track debut album Harbinger shifts both sonically and thematically between blissful imagination and revelations of the day-to-day, and the sharper realities of adulthood. Although pooled together from many different stages of his life, the songs feel energetically bound, slowly transformed from a makeshift sonic diary of loose memos into ornate arrangements over the course of several years.

Barney describes the mission statement as โ€œonly that of living and trying to be truthful with the expression.โ€

  1. 1 - Double Bind 04:13
  2. 2 - Shallow Light 04:04
  3. 3 - Figure Out 03:01
  4. 4 - Why Solo 04:13
  5. 5 - Fools 04:43
  6. 6 - 4th May 06:16
  7. 7 - Against The Odds 03:20
  8. 8 - Harbinger 04:30
  9. 9 - Etape 02:44
  10. 10 - Today Is Not The Day 03:59
Harbinger

30,00

only 4 left

  1. 1 - Double Bind 04:13
  2. 2 - Shallow Light 04:04
  3. 3 - Figure Out 03:01
  4. 4 - Why Solo 04:13
  5. 5 - Fools 04:43
  6. 6 - 4th May 06:16
  7. 7 - Against The Odds 03:20
  8. 8 - Harbinger 04:30
  9. 9 - Etape 02:44
  10. 10 - Today Is Not The Day 03:59

about the record

Multi-instrumentalist producer and songwriter Barney Keen makes music for the long drive and natureโ€™s embrace. Influenced by Brazilian MPB, experimental electronic music, folk, soul, and other rhythms, he blends the organic with truthful expressionโ€”an approach that can be traced back to his youth in the rural southwest of England, surrounded by a musical family.

โ€œThere are scenes of natural places stored permanently in my mind that inform the mood of the music I make. Open spaces, distant horizons, woodlands and big skies. Being out of that environment for most of my life now, I find I can conjure up the feeling of it through music.โ€

His 10-track debut album Harbinger shifts both sonically and thematically between blissful imagination and revelations of the day-to-day, and the sharper realities of adulthood. Although pooled together from many different stages of his life, the songs feel energetically bound, slowly transformed from a makeshift sonic diary of loose memos into ornate arrangements over the course of several years.

Barney describes the mission statement as โ€œonly that of living and trying to be truthful with the expression.โ€

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