
A driving, Americana-infused anthem where literate storytelling meets the grit of a live band. Warm, urgent, and deeply hopeful folk-rock.
April 12, 2019 · Pytheas Recordings
All Some Kind of Dream represents a pivotal moment in Josh Ritter’s discography, where his signature literary folk finds a new, muscular home within the framework of heartland Americana. Produced by Jason Isbell and backed by the 400 Unit, the track sheds the delicate, sometimes precious textures of his earlier work in favor of a grounded, rhythmic drive. It sounds like a wide-open landscape at dusk: warm, slightly dusty, and filled with a sense of impending movement. The acoustic guitar remains the heartbeat, but the introduction of Hammond organ and tasteful electric flourishes gives the song a weight that feels both classic and contemporary.
How does All Some Kind of Dream sound next to the rest of Josh Ritter's catalogue?
Golden Hour saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.
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