Description
Grammy Award winner Patty Griffin collaborated with the legendary Robert Plant on her eponymous album that showcases her command over music. Recorded mostly in her Austin home studio with longtime producer Craig Ross, Patty Griffin varies seamlessly between American folk, Celtic-rooted tunes, chansons and beyond with the excellence and elegance Griffin’s songwriting has deservedly become known for.
Patty Griffin is no stranger when it comes to unravelling her life through her songs and her music has just the right amount of mystery in it to keep listeners intrigued and their curiosity aroused. The album is a nod to her immense repertoire of music she produced over 27 years which aged gracefully from stripped-down folk and American music to becoming modern folk infused with blues and gospel. Patty sings about diverse themes ranging from love and death, heartache and joy, to connection and detachment.
Griffin has never sounded any less than fully engaged on any of her albums and now that her name is on the building, so to speak, her commitment is as profound as ever.
