Title: More grounded in happy, sing-song folk
Product review: While I haven't listened to any of Sarah Harmer's previous Weeping Tile albums, I'm a constant lover of both You Were Here and All of Our Names, enjoying each. I'm a Mountain returns to a more folk-based sound, countering her last album - All of Our Names - which was a more contemporary/mainstream compilation, now drawing both on original lyrics and samples of Dolly Parton, Kate Fenner, and Luther Wright. It's pleasant to listen to, continually resonating in a similar sound throughout. After a few rounds, you begin to find distinctions between each song and I took to a few of them. Will He Be Waiting For Me and Salamandre are highlights for me so far.
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