18 Songs, 1 Hour 12 Minutes
Writing of Blues and Yellows (Deluxe Version) Billie Marten
EDITORS’ NOTES
The folk prodigy comes of age. Released when she was 17, Billie Marten’s debut album isn’t an astonishing achievement for a teen—it’s simply an astonishing achievement. Her songs are gossamer light acoustic fairytales and they’re gorgeous. Opener “La Lune” is mesmeric, “Lionhearted” shows there’s steel behind the beautiful melodies, while the quietly epic “Hello Sunshine” charts a stormy and intoxicating orchestral course.
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La Lune
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Bird
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Lionhearted
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Emily
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Milk & Honey
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Green
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Heavy Weather
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Unaware
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Hello Sunshine
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Live
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Teeth
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Untitled
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It's a Fine Day
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Green (Demo)
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La Lune (BBC Live Version) [Lauren Laverne Session]
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Out of the Black
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Hand Over Hand (Demo)
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Milk & Honey (Alt Version)
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