Westerman‘s new “Ark” EP is out on November 9 via Blue Flowers Music.
London-based singer-songwriter Westerman is back with a new song, “Ark”, where he keeps on intermingling folk soundscapes with subtle electronic elements, courtesy of his recent collaborator and producer Bullion. While his previous single “Edison” was more earthy and electronic-oriented, this one depicts some dreamy and aerial volutes. About the opening track of his upcoming EP, he stated:
[su_quote]’Albatross’ is set on a lake in my mind where I go to escape the worries of day to day existence. It’s a more innocent and natural place. There is a growing impingement on that place as time starts to feel like it moves faster, and more demands emerge. The song looks at that threat both to the physical environment and our own psychology through the inevitability of an ever changing landscape.[/su_quote]
Westerman – “Ark” EP:
01 “Albatross”
02 “Own”
03 “Outside Sublime”
04 “Ark”
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