SundaySongs

It’s been a while since I’ve posted a Sunday Song, but I can’t stop listening to Nanci Griffith’s ‘Midnight in Missoula’, so now you can listen to it too.

Happy Sunday – I can’t stop listening to ‘Sister of Nostalgia’ by Joanna Serenko, so now I’ll give you a chance too.

Haven’t done one of these for a while, but I’ve recently had ‘Death With Dignity’ by Sufjan Stevens on repeat, and thought I’d share it with you. Enjoy…

I’ve recently remembered Sara Groves exists, and have been going through her discography. Some lovely stuff there – and this, ‘When the Saints’, is particularly moving and invigorating.

Haven’t done one of these for a while – I love this song that Spotify recommended to me. They know me very well!

There’s not a lot of Sunday left here, but let’s sneak in a Sunday Song. You might think that I only listen to female singer-songwriters – but sometimes I listen to male singer-songwriters! And James Morrison is up there among my favourites. This song – ‘Power’ – is from his new album.

Hope you’re having a good Sunday, especially if it’s a Bank Holiday weekend where you are. And a sunny one, for once! This beautiful song from Sara Bareilles’ latest album will be a good accompaniment to it.

Nerina Pallot was very big for about a minute quite a few years ago, and the other day I thought I’d see what else she’d done more recently. And I really enjoyed ‘Man Didn’t Walk on the Moon’ – hope you enjoy it too!

Another great recommendation from my Spotify Discover list – ‘Light On’ by Maggie Rogers.

Spotify’s recommendations have come up trumps again. Not to be confused with ‘This Town Is Killing Me’, which I featured here a few weeks ago, here is a spectacular song by Natalie Hemby – ‘This Town Still Talks About You’. As well as being beautiful, I love the story to it – which looks at a small town remembering somebody who has left it, rather than the usual narrative from the perspective of the leaver.