Soft Cat

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It Won't Be long 00:00 Tools
When My Brother Reaches Me 00:00 Tools
Silver Babies Sun 00:00 Tools
Blackbird 00:00 Tools
Dark When It Should Be Violet Hour 00:00 Tools
Somebody 00:00 Tools
It Wont Be Long 00:00 Tools
Diana 00:00 Tools
Opening 00:00 Tools
New Song 00:00 Tools
This Is How We Walk On The Moon 00:00 Tools
Old Song 00:00 Tools
Instrumental 2 00:00 Tools
Wildspace 00:00 Tools
A Disturbance on the Surface of a Body of Water 00:00 Tools
Five Months Waiting 00:00 Tools
Desert eyes 00:00 Tools
All Energy Will Rise 00:00 Tools
Mourn In The Night 00:00 Tools
Field Gap (for Chris Marker) 00:00 Tools
Instrumental 1 00:00 Tools
When It Breaks 00:00 Tools
Sincerity 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - Silver Babies Sun 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - It Won't Be Long 00:00 Tools
All I Can See 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - Blackbird 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - Mourn In The Night 00:00 Tools
New Waltz 00:00 Tools
Goldmines 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - When My Brother Reaches Me 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - Wildspace 00:00 Tools
Liminal 00:00 Tools
Soft Cat - Five Months Waiting 00:00 Tools
Us In The Water 00:00 Tools
01 When It Breaks 00:00 Tools
02 Sincerity 00:00 Tools
Silver Babies Sun (2010) 00:00 Tools
All I Can See(demo) 00:00 Tools
Black Bird 00:00 Tools
03 New Waltz 00:00 Tools
06 Goldmines 00:00 Tools
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Soft Cat is a project with a remarkably mature sound given its relatively short existence. Formed in 2009 by Neil Sanzgiri (Talking Tiger Mountain, Voot Cha Index), he wasted little time in recruiting a plethora of our city’s musicians to aid him in realizing a lush musical vision, including Andy Abelow and Bob Keal of Small Sur, and Adam Lempel and Brendan Sullivan of Weekends. So enthusiastic was he about his new-found home of Charm City (following a move from his native Texas) that he helped curated the huge weekend of like-minded music called Soft Fest at the aptly branded Soft House. This darkened vision of folk presents dreamy, leaden layers that form a sound as mysterious as it is dense. Sanzgiri’s vocals are often plaintive, wistful, full of yearning. His heavy-lidded style is perfectly suited to their hazy sound. The album also draws on remarkably varied instrumentation including flute, saxophone, banjo, violin and more, in addition to the standard drums and guitars layout. As Neil himself puts it: “Any concentration of wilderness, growth, or life contained in a surviving ecosystem located in an urban setting is known as Wild Space. It is a non-domesticated area existing and dwelling as arcane emptiness. Wild Space creates fear from the unknown yet gives context to conformability. Organisms grow and cultivate while going unnoticed. Wild Space serves as the in between spaces in our lives.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.