Saint Bartlett

Saint Bartlett by Damien Jurado unfolds with a grandeur never before heard on his albums. It peels off the old paint from the house he's lived in for the past decade and boldly applies a thrilling new layer, making the whole area sparkle. Mellotrons soar, heavenly hand - claps ring in stereo, and big drums create a vast sky for the songs to take flight. Produced by fellow Secretly Canadian artist Richard Swift, his 'Spector - like' production is perfect, positioning Damien Jurado not as just a folk singer but as a mystic between Van Morrison, Scott Walker, and Wayne Coyne. Saint Bartlett was fully recorded at Swift's National Freedom studio in Oregon in under a week, with only Jurado and Swift performing.

To enjoy Saint Bartlett, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device like a CD player, smartphone, or computer. You can listen to it during relaxation time at home, while driving, or when you need some inspiration. There aren't really any strict rules on how to listen, just let the music flow. When it comes to maintaining your copy, if it's a physical CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid scratching the disc. If it's a digital copy, make sure your device's storage is secure and backed up regularly so you don't lose your access to this amazing album.