Debut solo album from Grizzly Bear and Department of Eagles songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Daniel Rossen.
Grizzly Bear – whose shared harmonies and interlaced textures reimagined music of the aughts – became leaders for a wave of Brooklyn transplants bringing their introspective bedroom pop to the masses.
Rossen left the close-knit nest of Brooklyn many years ago, first for an isolated patch of land in upstate New York and then for Santa Fe, and began reflecting a lot more on individuality. After years of being a part of a successful collective, he saw the need to define himself ‘after the restless enthusiasm and public fanfare of his 20s and early 30s’. The result is You Belong There, an album that sounds as reflective and searching as its title suggests: ornate folk guitar melodies carry Rossen's voice, tranquil yet bubbling with emotion, to soaring heights. Best known as a guitarist, Rossen took up cello and woodwinds along with relearning the upright bass.
It's a riveting reintroduction to a voice that sounds both entirely familiar and fully re-energized by the act of unfettered expression and newfound self-sovereignty. These songs explore the personally uncharted territory of adulthood, including the troubles left behind and the possibilities that wait ahead.
The thorny twists and turns that defined Rossen’s work with Grizzly Bear return, but with a new sense of urgency.
Grizzly Bear – whose shared harmonies and interlaced textures reimagined music of the aughts – became leaders for a wave of Brooklyn transplants bringing their introspective bedroom pop to the masses.
Rossen left the close-knit nest of Brooklyn many years ago, first for an isolated patch of land in upstate New York and then for Santa Fe, and began reflecting a lot more on individuality. After years of being a part of a successful collective, he saw the need to define himself ‘after the restless enthusiasm and public fanfare of his 20s and early 30s’. The result is You Belong There, an album that sounds as reflective and searching as its title suggests: ornate folk guitar melodies carry Rossen's voice, tranquil yet bubbling with emotion, to soaring heights. Best known as a guitarist, Rossen took up cello and woodwinds along with relearning the upright bass.
It's a riveting reintroduction to a voice that sounds both entirely familiar and fully re-energized by the act of unfettered expression and newfound self-sovereignty. These songs explore the personally uncharted territory of adulthood, including the troubles left behind and the possibilities that wait ahead.
The thorny twists and turns that defined Rossen’s work with Grizzly Bear return, but with a new sense of urgency.
Tracklisting
- It's A Passage
- Shadow in the Frame
- You Belong There
- Unpeopled Space
- Celia
- Tangle
- I'll Wait For Your Visit
- Keeper and Kin
- The Last One
- Repeat the Pattern
Please note that You Belong There is currently not in store but is with our local supplier.
Most of the time it takes around 2-5 days from the time you place the order for the item to arrive here and be sent out but it can take longer if there are any delays.