Novo Amor (Ali Lacey) and Ed Tullett bring us the wistful, reflective, and powerful track, Silvery, off their upcoming album ‘Heiress’, out this November. Starting with just keys and captivating vocals, Silvery evolves into a beautifully crafted, powerful ballad. As per usual, Lacey and Tullett bring us a chill-inducing song, channelling the atmospheric sounds and blissfully airy vocals of Bon Iver and Vancouver Sleep Clinic. What starts off as a quiet, mellow track becomes a dynamic story – slowly unfolding before your eyes.
Their recently released Cavalry was featured on the The Line of Best Fit , where they wrote, “It’s a soul-rattling opus that takes you on two vastly different journeys – on the surface you go forth into desolate moors or frostbitten highlands, but underneath, in the tangled words, you head deep inside Lacey, Tullett, and perhaps even your own mind.”
NPR said of Novo Amor, “Ali Lacey’s music weaves together many exquisite strands, from gently picked acoustic guitars to subtle but moving strings. Still, no facet of Lacey’s sound is more delicate than his soft, airy, fragile falsetto… just when the song feels like it might billow skyward and blow away like a dandelion spore, it blooms and builds into a dense and enveloping arrangement.”
Listen to Silvery below
