Slow Meadow
The Bur Oak
2262 Winnebago St
Madison, WI 53704
May 16, 2024
8:00 PM CDT
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April 6th 2024
An absolutely beautiful performance in an equally special place!
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Intimate 130 capacity venue in the artsy Atwood neighborhood of Madison, WI close to downtown. The venue hosts both national and local shows of all genres in both seated...
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Slow Meadow Biography
The Houston multi-instrumentalist Matt Kidd, who writes pastoral, deeply felt compositions as Slow Meadow, released the 43-minute LP Costero on November 17. Kidd's releases as Slow Meadow have been celebrated by the New York Observer, NPR's Stephen Thompson, Echoes' John Diliberto, and 6LACK who sampled Lachrymosia for Luving U on his debut album, FREE 6LACK.
Tracked at Sonic Ranch (Beach House, Explosions In The Sky) on the border of Mexico and Texas, as well as a friend's home in northern Alabama, Costero is a spare and wistful collection of sketches for piano and string quartet, yet it's also immutably lush: One can hear in Kidd's soft focus motifs connections to contemporary minimalists such as Goldmund and Nils Frahm just as easily as the Romantic-era lions Erik Satie and Frédéric Chopin.
Costero — Spanish for "coastal," a nod to the collection's preoccupation with figurative boundaries — will be released on vinyl and digitally, with one additional track. The French illustrator Jan Garet contributed original pieces for each of Costero's ten songs, and the record was mastered by James Plotkin (Stars Of The Lid, Tim Hecker).
Read MoreTracked at Sonic Ranch (Beach House, Explosions In The Sky) on the border of Mexico and Texas, as well as a friend's home in northern Alabama, Costero is a spare and wistful collection of sketches for piano and string quartet, yet it's also immutably lush: One can hear in Kidd's soft focus motifs connections to contemporary minimalists such as Goldmund and Nils Frahm just as easily as the Romantic-era lions Erik Satie and Frédéric Chopin.
Costero — Spanish for "coastal," a nod to the collection's preoccupation with figurative boundaries — will be released on vinyl and digitally, with one additional track. The French illustrator Jan Garet contributed original pieces for each of Costero's ten songs, and the record was mastered by James Plotkin (Stars Of The Lid, Tim Hecker).
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