Robin Holcomb’s self-titled Nonesuch debut, described by the New York Times as “a quilt of musical crosscurrents,” contains “echoes of American hymn tunes, dissonant jazz riffs, folkish piano and fragments of rock.” She is joined by a backing band that includes Bill Frisell and Wayne Horvitz, who help to create an album Rolling Stone calls “smart, lovely, and ambitious.”
Described by the New York Times as “a quilt of musical crosscurrents,” containing “echoes of American hymn tunes, dissonant jazz riffs, folkish piano and fragments of rock,” Robin Holcomb’s self-titled debut for Nonesuch weaves together her myriad influences and experiences to create a powerful, intensely personal musical statement. She is joined by a backing band that includes Bill Frisell and Wayne Horvitz, who help to create an album Rolling Stone calls “smart, lovely, and ambitious.”
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Wayne Horvitz
Track 6 co-produced by Lenny Kaye
Recorded and mixed at Ironwood Studios, Seattle, Washington
Engineered by Jay Follette
Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk
Music and lyrics by Robin Holcomb
Design by Manhattan Design
Photography by Marion Ettlinger
Executive Producer: David Bither
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MUSICIANS
Robin Holcomb, piano, vocals
Doug Wieselman, clarinet, tenor sax, electric, and acoustic guitars
Dave Hofstra, electric and acoustic bass, tuba
Danny Frankel, drums, percussion
Wayne Horvitz, organ, synthesizer, piano, harmonica
Bill Frisell, electric and acoustic guitars
With
John Caulfield, violin and mandolin (4, 8)
Nica sings and tells stories (6)
