Wanderers in the North, by Black Brunswicker

Wanderers in the North

by Black Brunswicker

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jason kleinberg I practice the G pentatonic scale along with this track. All his music is the perfect thing to take the edge off of computer work... Favorite track: We're in the North Now.

Admo Another wonderful addition to Black Brunswicker's body of work. Each song plays out like a vignette or memory, hazy and impressionistic, generating tiny moments of quiet catharsis. Favorite track: Altrincham Station on a Sunday Morning.

awakened souls We have listened to this album more times than we can count-while driving in the snow, for sleep, cooking, relaxing. It feels like an old friend and brings us comfort. Favorite track: We're in the North Now.

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1.	We're in the North Now 04:09	buy track
2.	Ancoats 03:11	buy track
3.	Old Lancashire 03:05	buy track
4.	Altrincham Station on a Sunday Morning 03:47	buy track
5.	The Pennines 03:12	buy track
6.	I've got Something Coming my Way 04:24	buy track
7.	Here for now, There Tomorrow 03:21	buy track

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In September, I took big chance by leaving my job and my home to move to Manchester with my partner. We moved here so that my partner could continue her education and to experience something different. While it wasn't an ideal time to move between continents in the midst of a worldwide pandemic to a country facing strict lockdown measures as the virus rises, we've managed settle in create a home together.

These tracks were recorded during the 14 day quarantine period Michol and I underwent after arriving in Manchester. They're named after some of the small outings we've been on and day dreams for future trips for better days to come.

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released November 6, 2020

Recorded using a Harmony acoustic guitar, a Digidelay, a DL4, and an LR Baggs reverb.

Backing vocals on The Pennines - Ethan Helfrich
Postcard Artwork Manipulation - Ethan Helfrich

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Black Brunswicker Manchester, UK

Ambient Folk Melancholia from Ethan Helfrich

Manchester-based, Indiana-raised.

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