why we love this
A fever dream sends glimmering tendrils out into the waking hours. Spectral imprints morph into Rorshach tests that indicate something buried, something insatiable, and something sweet. Tom has slashed a rip into the fabric of reality.
about the record
Tom James Scott, who currently lives on the North-West coast of England, has explored the subtleties of music through a series of sublime releases on various labels. Predominantly known for his gentle explorations with guitar and piano, Scott has gradually incorporated different technology and tactics over time. All of this, either in performance or recording, is embedded with a spirit that is quintessentially his own. Nightshade adds a strikingly new perspective to his approach to music in his expanding catalog. It stands out as one of the finest examples of Scott’s delicate approach to date. A beautiful take on tools being used to explore paths both highly idiosyncratic, deeply moving and discreetly personal.
- 1 - Echo on Water 14:07
- 2 - Blue Mist 6:11
- 3 - Wasting Stars 17:10
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- 1 - Echo on Water 14:07
- 2 - Blue Mist 6:11
- 3 - Wasting Stars 17:10
why we love this
A fever dream sends glimmering tendrils out into the waking hours. Spectral imprints morph into Rorshach tests that indicate something buried, something insatiable, and something sweet. Tom has slashed a rip into the fabric of reality.
about the record
Tom James Scott, who currently lives on the North-West coast of England, has explored the subtleties of music through a series of sublime releases on various labels. Predominantly known for his gentle explorations with guitar and piano, Scott has gradually incorporated different technology and tactics over time. All of this, either in performance or recording, is embedded with a spirit that is quintessentially his own. Nightshade adds a strikingly new perspective to his approach to music in his expanding catalog. It stands out as one of the finest examples of Scott’s delicate approach to date. A beautiful take on tools being used to explore paths both highly idiosyncratic, deeply moving and discreetly personal.
