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SUMMARY:Seth Glier &amp\; Antje Duvekot
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DESCRIPTION:Singer-songwriter\, Antje Duvekot is poised to unveil her fift
 h studio album\, “New Wild West”\, on September 15th. According to Duv
 ekot\, this collection of songs marks the pivotal juncture of mid-life and
  represents a new rung on the ladder of healing from trauma. The songs on 
 “New Wild West” signal a genuine shift in Duvekot’s relationship wit
 h some of the enduring themes she has grappled with over the years. “On 
 the whole”\, says Duvekot\, “my older songs sought to disarm trauma by
  bluntly acknowledging its destabilizing nature and creating a space in wh
 ich to exist with that sensation\, both for myself and my audiences. In co
 ntrast\, the newer songs have the teeth and tenacity to openly confront an
 d defy trauma. As such\, I feel very warmly towards this collection of son
 gs. They are long overdue dissidents”. Duvekot’s amplified voice in mi
 d-life carries a protective fierceness that resonates across the album. So
 ngs like “Girl on a Wire” and “Evolution” salute the perseverance 
 we all apply to our human journey towards finding our voice. Duvekot says 
 of hers\, “I crawled into music as a protective vessel when I was a teen
 ager. It lent me safety and allowed me to stay open and let in more contin
 uous sunlight than I could have\, otherwise. I want to pay back that loan.
  Many of the songs on ‘New Wild West’ do that”.The earth speaks to u
 s in a myriad of ways — through ice cores\, through uplift and erosion\,
  through tree rings — languages we have the potential to restore our lit
 eracy in. Reconnecting with these quiet messages has set Seth Glier\, an a
 vid mushroom forager and a Grammy-nominated artist from Western Massachuse
 tts\, on a path of channeling nature’s longing for communion with humani
 ty into song. His new album Everything is a collection of eight songs invi
 ting us to imagine a future in which humans and the planet are re-aligned 
 into mutual restoration. \nTickets: https://ironhorse.org/shows\nFull list
 ing: https://www.paradisecitymusic.org/show/39
LOCATION:Iron Horse Music Hall\, 18 Center St.\, Northampton\, MA
URL:https://www.paradisecitymusic.org/show/39
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