Lisa Hannigan - At Swim album flac

At Swim is the third studio album by Irish singer/songwriter Lisa Hannigan. The album was released worldwide on 19 August 2016, through Hoop Recordings and Play It Again Sam. Hannigan had been touring for more than two years with her 2011 album Passenger

Album · 2016 · 11 Songs. At Swim Lisa Hannigan. Listen on Apple Music. The Irishwoman pushed through writer’s block to find these gently mystic folk tunes.

Irish singer-songwriter Lisa Hannigan's highly anticipated new album, At Swim, will be released August 19 via ATO Records. The release follows her second full-length album, Passenger, which NPR Music praised as 'lush and beautiful,' while Rolling Stone furthered, 'Her voice is light and agile, her phrasing like exquisite plumage, and her folksy songs move with deceptive power, sailing on guitars, strings and Irish drama. At Swim was recorded in New York with producer Aaron Dessner (The National).

Stream At Swim, a playlist by Lisa Hannigan from desktop or your mobile device. Hear every second of every track with SoundCloud Go+. Try it free for 30 days. Album release date: 1 January 2016.

On her third album, Lisa leaves the acoustic guitar and other string instruments for a piano and electric guitar. The sound comes across as overproduced and a little bland, even as Lisa's voice shines. Or consider a donation?

All lyrics from At Swim album, popular Lisa Hannigan songs with tracklist and information about album. Album At Swim (2016). Label Play It Again Sam. Arranged By. Dave Nelson, Aaron Dessner, André de Ridder, Yuki Numata Resnick.

Lisa Hannigan was introduced to the world alongside fellow Irish singer Damien Rice, whose debut album O featured her lilting, haunting voice. In the nearly 15 years since, Hannigan has stepped ever more confidently into a leading role, most notably on her own Sea Sew (2008) and Passenger (2011), but also as a featured performer in the Oscar-winning score for the 2013 film Gravity. Now Hannigan is releasing At Swim, her first album in five years, with a quiet assist from The National's Aaron Dessner