Ever-Roving Eye

Chicago's talented songwriter and guitarist James Elkington, who's collaborated with music greats like Richard Thompson, Jeff Tweedy, and Tortoise, recorded his second album at Wilco's Loft. This album builds on his well - received 2017 debut Wintres Woma (PoB - 034) and his recent production and arrangement work for Steve Gunn, Nap Eyes, and Joan Shelley. The new songs, looking back at British folk traditions and forward to avant - garde music, are both accessible and mysterious. They enhance Elkington's sharp guitar playing and baritone poetry with strings, woodwinds, and backing vocals from Tamara Lindeman of the Weather Station.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it at home, in the car, or while relaxing outdoors. There aren't any special instructions for playing it. Just sit back and let the music flow. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. Don't scratch the disc. For digital copies, make sure your storage device is secure and regularly backed up to avoid losing the album.