Caesura’s cry is a cry of being born, personally, collectively, and continually—a cry of the ecstatic-yet-mournful eternal simultaneity of union and separation.
Thank you, from the depths of me, for sharing in and celebrating this album release by receiving this message and tuning into the album.
To hear the album, and to read acknowledgements, dedications, lyrics and liner notes, visit:
May you source something in the songs to support and inspire your therapeutic path.
Your presence and engagement is meaningful to me, and I welcome your responses.
In the music,
Willow
Here is a further description of the music:
‘Caesura’s Cry’ is born from an ecstatic-yet-mournful simultaneity of union and separation. Its felt sound, described by poet Nina Farana, “seems to comb the channels of conception and capture the ache for life.” The depths of Willow’s magnetic voice, lyrics, and melodies evoke “beauty’s coalescence sung from its essence.” Ben Leinbach, who produced the album and co-wrote half of its songs, complements and elevates this meditative and entrancing music with his delicate piano and sumptuous guitar throughout. Willow’s music is further entwined with Moses Sedler’s mantric cello, a singing bowl, and spoken word. This album welcomes the listener to be held in the intimacy of the sacred feminine. And, to behold love’s wisdom, compassion and vision.