Multi-instrumentalist and sound artist Courtney Werner, known for her work with Magic Tuber Stringband, Dowsers, and Weirs, has announced her debut solo album, Tritium Forests, set for release on February 26 via Thrill Jockey. The record continues Werner’s exploration of the intersection between music and ecology, drawing on her professional background as an ecologist.
The lead single, “sierra one whiskey eight,” originated from field recordings of coyotes, barred owls, and whip-poor-wills captured during the pre-dawn hours. “I tried to imagine myself as another voice in the soundscape, responding to and communicating with the calls,” Werner explains. The resulting track weaves her fiddle and vocal lines into the natural chorus, creating a piece that feels both haunting and immersive.
Tracklist:
01 “november seven echo one”
02 “sierra one whiskey eight”
03 “november four echo one”
04 “sierra six whiskey four”
05 “november five echo three”
Tritium Forests is available for pre-order now.
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