For Emma Forever Ago

Pronounced 'bohn eevair', it's French for 'good winter' and intentionally misspelled. This debut album has a distinct aesthetic. Justin Vernon, the driving force behind Bon Iver, spent three solitary months in a remote cabin in Northwestern Wisconsin's woods at the start of winter. This alone - time led to a bold and unrestrained new musical direction. All his personal struggles, heartaches, longings, loves, losses, and guilt from the past six years poured into these songs. The NY Times called this record 'irresistible', and Pitchfork gave it a 'Recommended' rating. If you like Iron & Wine, M. Ward, and Elliott Smith, you'll love this album.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device like a phone, computer, or music player. There are no special settings needed. You can listen to it anytime, whether you're relaxing at home, commuting, or working out. When it comes to storage, keep your digital copy in a safe and organized folder on your device. If you have a physical copy, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent damage. There aren't really any specific things to watch out for, just sit back and let the music take you in.