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Unholy

This is Lowland Hum's third full length album, Thin. The album was released February 10, 2017.

After four years of nearly constant touring we found ourselves in the first relatively slow season we’ve known since we began our collaboration as Lowland Hum in 2012. We spent the spring and summer of this year seeking health and clarity, and recording this family of songs using our minimal studio equipment assembled in a friend’s attic. It has been a necessary pause, and a gift, allowing space for our deepest collaboration yet. These songs are an unadorned illustration of this season of slow reorientation and we are thankful to get to share them with you.

Lowland Hum is Daniel and Lauren Goans.
All songs written by Daniel Levi Goans and Lauren Plank Goans. 
All songs © 2017 Daniel Levi Goans Music (ASCAP) 
Thin was engineered, produced and performed by Daniel and Lauren, and recorded in John's attic in Charlottesville, VA.
Additional vocal engineering by Jeff Crawford at Fidelitorium in Kernersville, NC.
Thin was mixed by Mark Nevers and mastered by Jeff Stuart Saltzman.
Artwork and embroidery by Lauren Goans.
Daniel plays guitars made by master craftsman and dear friend, Bob Rigaud.

A huge and hearty thanks to John McCray for generously sharing his attic with us, and to Alan Brilliant, whose friendship and support helped make this album possible and this season joyful.

“Do not forget the story of Icarus, who wanted to fly to the sun, and having arrived at a certain height, lost his wings and dropped into the sea. You will often feel than neither you nor I are what we hope to become someday…wanting in stability, simplicity and sincerity. One cannot become simple and true in one day. But let us persevere, above all let us have patience; those who believe hasten not.” - Vincent Van Gogh

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Thin

06 Vedauwoo

listen to the original if you want all the feels 💛

baby, that’s not all / josh ritter

www.mtnsotm.com for lyrics and more.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/10p3jXNxRws5FA5E1HoWUs?si=-Rf1hkWvRK6cdzAMdvZx7g

Mastered by Oskari Jantunen.
Cover art by Nicholas Baum.

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