Tara Jane O'Neil – Tara Jane O'Neil (2017) Hi-Res
Quality: FLAC 24 bit / 44.1 kHz (Tracks)
Artist: Tara Jane O’Neil
Title: Tara Jane O’Neil
Released: 2017
Style: Folk
RAR Size: 381 Mb
Tracklist:
01. Flutter
02. Blow
03. Sand
04. Joshua
05. Kelley
06. Laugh
07. Cali
08. Purple
09. Pink
10. Great
11. Metta
Songwriter Tara Jane O’Neil dove in to her musical career in 1992 at the tender age of 20, playing bass to the powerful Louisville, Kentucky artwork punk outfit Rodan. Although the group lasted just two decades, releasing only one full size, O’Neil’s standing had increased enough to land a prominent part in the movie Half-Cocked, a false account of a Louisville punk ring featuring faces from a lot of different bands like June of 44, the Grifters, and Rachel’s, but a durable link was created between O’Neil and Ruby Falls guitarist Cynthia Nelson. 1. The two O’Neil and Nelson remained busy out of Retsin during that interval; O’Neil, later moving from Louisville to New York City, formed the Sonora Pine (which lasted from 1994 to 1996) and listed two full scale documents, moved back to Louisville, also listed as a guest on records from Danielle Howle and Come.
Back in 1997 O’Neil again jumped to New York City, that had been roughly the time that she met with the people in Ida and started working on her first solo record, Peregrine, a lo-fi album largely recorded in the tub of her apartment that was published early 2000. She continued to maintain her hands full, technology and acting the debut album by k., before again moving to Louisville in addition to guesting on records by Papa M and Naysayer and releasing Music for a Meteor Shower, an undercover cooperation with Daniel Littleton of Ida, in 2002. O’Neil also introduced her solo followup, TJO, in 2002 and once more proceeded, but this opportunity into Olympia, Washington.
In addition to her hectic musical program, O’Neil is also a notable painter. Her paintings, as ought to be expected, elegance every one of her releases. Back in 2008, O’Neil fulfilled Japanese vocalist Nikaido Kazumi at Kyoto, Japan and they became fast friends — in spite of the fact they don’t discuss a spoken speech. 1 day with friends Geoff Soule and Norio Fukuda along with a ton of stringed and primitive percussion instruments, they reduce hours of improvisations. From the spring of 2010, O’Neil returned to Japan — Kobe now — and also the preceding sessions were constructed upon with marginally different instruments and digital effects. To be able to communicate thoughts, the set used paintings, drawings, and handclaps. They finished the Tara Jane O’Neil/Nikaido Kazumi record, which was published in the spring of 2011 on K Records. In 2014, O’Neil returned Shine New Lights, her seventh appropriate full scale and first for new label Kranky.