Name: Here We Go 1,2,3
Brand: Heidi Talbot

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Supplier EU

Bertus Musikvertrieb

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Release date

2016-09-23

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NAVIGA101

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805520621014

Artist

Heidi Talbot

Label EU

Navigator

Genre EU

Folk

Navigator is a Russian independent record label that was founded in 2006 by Alexey Kozin. With a passion for promoting talented artists and diverse music genres, Navigator has become a prominent figure in the Russian music industry. The label prides itself on its commitment to producing high-quality recordings and supporting emerging musicians.

Navigator has established itself as a trusted platform for both established and up-and-coming artists, providing them with the necessary resources and support to showcase their talent to a wider audience. The label's roster boasts an impressive array of *artists* who have gained recognition for their unique sound and artistic vision.

With a focus on innovation and creativity, Navigator continuously explores new musical territories, pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. From electronic beats to soulful melodies, the label offers an eclectic mix of genres that cater to diverse musical tastes.

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'Here We Go 1, 2, 3' is Heidi Talbot's fifth solo album. Produced by musical partner and husband, John McCusker, Heidi's new album crosses the ages, jumps into the unknown, traverses oceans and musical styles - from folk, through Americana, to classic pop, and back again. The Co Kildare singer / songwriter is joined by a host of musicians and co-writers on the album, including Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), Duke Special, Adam Holmes and Boo Hewerdine. Recorded in Talbot and McCusker's self-built studio, housed in a converted eighteenth-century bothy next to where they live in the Scottish Borders, 'Here We Go, 1, 2, 3' is a measured and unhurried long-player which reflects on birth, and death, and getting older, from gorgeous country-pop meditation 'The Year That I Was Born' (co-written with Louis Abbott), through downtime bluegrass psalm 'Do You Ever Think Of Me', to exquisite mortal jig 'Time To Rest', written by Adam Holmes.

Here We Go 1,2,3

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