Music

The care and attention to detail evident in this song is truly stunning, with a production aesthetic as powerful and meditative as the miracle of life and family.

Mary Middlefield might call Switzerland home, but her music certainly would be comfortable on the coffeeshop circuit of the Pacific Northwest.

A track that feels both uplifting and slightly retro, matching a playful cynicism with the celebration of all things wistful.

Mixing elements of chilled-out synth, layers of vocal harmony, and riffs on the electric piano into a personal testimony about losing yourself in the throes of confusing love.

Breathing fresh life and vibrancy into his genre-bending experimentations with melody, texture, and groove.

His lyrics tell of lost love and catfish in the swamp—of hard nights and howling guitars.

We are left to wonder why the end always comes too soon.

A fittingly beautiful and deeply resonant love letter to a corner of the world that is as unique as it is unspoiled by the hand of modern consumerism.