Slow Club
Slow Club formed in 2006 as a duo with Rebecca Taylor and Charles Watson. Their debut album 'Yeah So' came out in 2009, followed by 'Paradise' in 2011 and...
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Slow Club formed in 2006 as a duo with Rebecca Taylor and Charles Watson. Their debut album 'Yeah So' came out in 2009, followed by 'Paradise' in 2011 and 'Complete Surrender' in 2014. They've put out songs like 'Let's Fall Back In Love' and 'Everything Is New' that work with quiet harmonies and guitar.
In 2014, Taylor spoke publicly about dealing with bipolar disorder, which affected her songwriting and the band's touring schedule. Their 2016 album 'One Day All of This Won't Matter Anymore' touched on loss and getting through hard times.
Their music tends toward indie folk with close vocal interplay between Taylor and Watson. Songs like 'I'm Alive' and 'Tears of Joy' show their style, spare arrangements, personal lyrics, and a direct emotional quality that doesn't need much dressing up.
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