This song made me feel like I was rolling around in dirt all day and was finally able to scrub my entire body clean with my favorite loofa and lavender body wash.
Very relaxing song! A coworker & her mom just took a last minute trip to PDX. They did Mt. Hood/Timberline, came back down through Hood river, and then the Gorge. I asked for some pics and got a photo dump. Rooting through them all as I listen to this, and it's making for wonderful soundtrack to it all.
It reminds me of some Sigur Ros up front but then meanders its way into something different, something that's definitely more your own style. It's a good one, contemplative. And yeah, like Ron said, scrubbing clean!
Great to have found this. Substack recommendation actually works.
I always love the songs, so no surprise there, but I especially loved the Oliver poem. She's the best to ever do it, as far as I'm concerned.
This song made me feel like I was rolling around in dirt all day and was finally able to scrub my entire body clean with my favorite loofa and lavender body wash.
Nice track, I like the combination between the music with nature soundings. Awesome.
Beautiful song! It pairs perfectly with The Summer Day.
Hello there- still new to Substack. That’s a truly soothing piece. Needed a break from work, and now I feel better.
Another beautiful track, as usual! The beginning gave me some Bon Iver vibes, for some reason. Love the waltz (?) pace of the piano.
Beautiful!
Very relaxing song! A coworker & her mom just took a last minute trip to PDX. They did Mt. Hood/Timberline, came back down through Hood river, and then the Gorge. I asked for some pics and got a photo dump. Rooting through them all as I listen to this, and it's making for wonderful soundtrack to it all.
Extremely soothing ✨
Simply lovely. Beautiful photo.
I needed that!
Love it!
Lovely song. Wonderful reading of Mary Oliver.
Gorgeous, foggy San Francisco wake-up call. Thank you.
It reminds me of some Sigur Ros up front but then meanders its way into something different, something that's definitely more your own style. It's a good one, contemplative. And yeah, like Ron said, scrubbing clean!