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The guinea pigs for Sustain’s first Songscape retreat ever, we hear from Chris Freeman of Parsonsfield and some of the inspiration behind that experience. Charles Coplin and Chris explore the different ways in which inspiration can strike, how nature permeates to other aspects of life and the evolution of the band over the years.
The new album, Happy Hour on the Floor, investigates the “in between moments” and being present in everyday life. Setting music to the ordinary, makes it extraordinary. 2020 brought with it new challenges, and once again, Parsonsfield was forced to evolve and come up with innovative solutions for their live shows. Some of which included taking a more DIY approach to touring during the pandemic.
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Host: Charles Coplin
Producer: Sustain Music & Nature
Editor: Harrison Goodale
Media Researcher: Lindsay Johnson
Theme Music: Harrison Goodale
Featured music: Till I Die, Ktaadn, Weeds or Wildflowers
New Songscape retreat announced! Liz Beebe will be headed to the Green River on the CO/UT border to explore the public lands that protect this important place. We’ll be visiting Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, John Jarvie Ranch (BLM), Brown’s Park National Wildlife Refuge and Dinosaur National Monument. The adventure starts on July 5, 2021. Learn more about the project and support HERE.
