Cellar Sessions: Sean Rowe - If I Could Only Fly (Blaze Foley) 1/29/18 City Winery New York
- 5 years ago
Sean Rowe sits down for a One On One Session at City Winery New York on January 29th, 2018. Watch the full Session here: https://youtu.be/f_cRtwyg1lE For more info visit: If I Could Only FLy Audio & Video by: Ehud Lazin
Setlist:
To Leave Something Behind
If I Could Only Fly (Blaze Foley)
Sean Rowe is an alternative folk singer-songwriter and musician.
Sean Rowe’s powerful new album entitled New Lore is now available. The new record undoubtedly focuses on both Rowe’s powerful voice and evocative lyrics. The result is a collection of affecting stories of desperation and resilience with Rowe’s voice beautifully augmented by flourishes of piano and a string section. New Lore was recorded in Memphis at the historic Sam Phillips Recording studio.
Rowe says of New Lore, “This is a record about loneliness and a longing for connectedness. This yearning for a sense of home. Musically, I think this record is more focused than any before. I’ve become really aware about what it is that I do well, allowing my voice to come through and lyrically grab people with the stories. Those are kind of my superpowers. The instruments on the record never intrude on my voice and words.”
Setlist:
To Leave Something Behind
If I Could Only Fly (Blaze Foley)
Sean Rowe is an alternative folk singer-songwriter and musician.
Sean Rowe’s powerful new album entitled New Lore is now available. The new record undoubtedly focuses on both Rowe’s powerful voice and evocative lyrics. The result is a collection of affecting stories of desperation and resilience with Rowe’s voice beautifully augmented by flourishes of piano and a string section. New Lore was recorded in Memphis at the historic Sam Phillips Recording studio.
Rowe says of New Lore, “This is a record about loneliness and a longing for connectedness. This yearning for a sense of home. Musically, I think this record is more focused than any before. I’ve become really aware about what it is that I do well, allowing my voice to come through and lyrically grab people with the stories. Those are kind of my superpowers. The instruments on the record never intrude on my voice and words.”