Today, Canadian-American artist Hollie Kenniff dropped the upcoming second album We All Have Places That We Miss via Western Vinyl.
A stunning beautiful ambient dreamy album that will be featured alot on my favourite radio show Pacific Notions.
About the album by Hollie:
We All Have Places That We Miss, is a chorus of cloudlike synths, seraphic strings, humming drones, and reverb drenched shoegaze guitars, all melding into an impressionistic story of remembrance, loss, family, and connection.
Born from bouts of insomnia, grief, and bittersweet familial recollection, We All Have Places That We Miss transmutes Kenniff’s mnemonic glimmers into a transcendentalist sonic kingdom that can be revisited time and again, standing squarely among the pedalboard auras of artists like Windy & Carl, Adam Wiltzie, Julianna Barwick, and Grouper.
We All Have Places That We Miss is a first-hand audio treatise on these in-between realms, and the concepts of time, death, loss, growth, love, and longing that are clarified within them.
We All Have Places That We Miss gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
Hollie Kenniff – We All Have Places That We Miss [Streaming]
