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Israel Nash: Hunkered Down in Hill Country - Vimarsana News

Israel Nash: Hunkered Down in Hill Country

Jim Dunlop Volume Pedal Strings, Picks, and Slides Ernie Ball Everlast custom sets (.013, .017, .026, .035, .045, .056) Jim Dunlop .50 mm "On 'Closer,' I played everything except for the pedal steel," Nash says of Topaz's second song. "I played every instrument at some point on the whole record: piano, lead guitar solos, almost all the harmonies. Except for the ooh ooh, and shalala harmonies, it was just by myself, over time. "It felt beautifully simple," he says. "I was growing with the space, the environment, and the resources I had. It gave me empowerment, just like the plumbing. That w...

Five star album review for Israel Nash's Topaz | Hampstead Highgate Express - Vimarsana News

Five star album review for Israel Nash's Topaz | Hampstead Highgate Express

Israel Nash's album Topaz is out now with Loose Music - Credit: Archant Like every artist over the past year, Nash had to adapt to the constrictions of the pandemic when putting his sixth album together. Almost a solo effort, it sits in contrast to previous records, which were swiftly laid down with his musician friends amid a haze of blue smoke and empty bottles. While it takes a step back from the psychedelic, bells-and-whistles production of past albums, Topaz is certainly no one-man show; recorded by Nash in his home studio on a hill ranch outside Austin, Texas, it’s stuffed with langu...

Five star album review for Israel Nash's Topaz - Vimarsana News

Five star album review for Israel Nash's Topaz

Israel Nash's album Topaz is out now with Loose Music - Credit: Archant Like every artist over the past year, Nash had to adapt to the constrictions of the pandemic when putting his sixth album together. Almost a solo effort, it sits in contrast to previous records, which were swiftly laid down with his musician friends amid a haze of blue smoke and empty bottles. While it takes a step back from the psychedelic, bells-and-whistles production of past albums, Topaz is certainly no one-man show; recorded by Nash in his home studio on a hill ranch outside Austin, Texas, it’s stuffed with langu...