Angel Olsen has shared a canopy of Lucinda Williams’ “Greenville” – take a look at the Amazon Unique monitor beneath.
The St. Louis singer-songwriter, who launched her sixth studio LP, Massive Time, earlier this month, stated that earlier than penning the album she discovered “a brand new obsession and love” for Williams’ music.
“There isn’t any one like her on the market,” Olsen stated of the nation folks singer. “It’s clear to me that her songs come from a really actual place, and that’s the one sort of writing I like.”
“Greenville” was first launched in 1998 as a part of Williams’ fifth album Automotive Wheels On A Gravel Highway.
Talking about her cowl of the monitor, Olsen stated: “I recorded my model of “Greenville” in Los Angeles earlier this month with Kyle Thomas of King Tuff. We’ve identified one another for some time, however by no means recorded music collectively. Kyle made this so enjoyable to document and we had a good time goofing round.
“Meg Duffy additionally sang with me on this monitor. Meg confirmed me this music for the primary time years in the past and was the primary one to introduce me to Lucinda’s music. It was very significant to have them on the monitor with me.”
You possibly can hearken to Olsen’s rendition of “Greenville” beneath:
Final month, Olsen shared a canopy of Bob Dylan’s 1964 basic “One Too Many Mornings”.
Her light reimagining of the monitor seems on the soundtrack to the Apple TV+ sequence Shining Women, starring Elisabeth Moss.
The album options choices of the present’s authentic music composed by Claudia Sarne, with Olsen’s cowl showing because the third monitor on the document.
Olsen will head out on a UK and Eire tour in help of Massive Time in October. You possibly can see her upcoming tour dates beneath.
OCTOBER 2022
18 – O2 Academy Brixton, London
19 – The Discussion board, Bathtub
20 – Usher Corridor, Edinburgh
21 – Albert Corridor, Manchester
24 – Vicar Road, Dublin
