Driving Through the Aftermath of a Storm on a Clear Day

by David Allred

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Gregor Buchkremer This is so beautiful from start to finish, I want to live inside this album. Favorite track: New Gravity.

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	1.	Wave 02:31
	2.	New Gravity 03:33
	3.	Sunbeam 02:40
	4.	Lizard in the Spring 01:33
	5.	Driving 04:43
	6.	Portland Nursery 02:41
	7.	Sweet Potato 03:36
	8.	Potato 01:36
	9.	Dandelion 02:06
	10.	Dat Hibiscus 04:06
	11.	Daylight 02:18

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Ambient folk musician and experimental composer from Portland, Oregon David Allred returns to Belgium-based Dauw Label with a full length record, Driving Through the Aftermath of a Storm on a Clear Day, set to be released on vinyl and all streaming services on December 10th, 2021. The underlying theme of this music is about exercising calm and learning to find it in the aftermath of all situations. These modern classical compositions are primarily centered around felt piano, strings, brass, tape, voices, synthesizers, guitars, percussion, etc. with methodical dynamic dub-inspired experimental arrangements throughout.

While primarily working and touring internationally as a solo artist, David has also released music under various collaborative projects such as Allred & Broderick (with Peter Broderick) and Good Enough for Grandpa (with Greg Eldridge). David has additionally appeared on works by Aidan Coughlan, Jung Body, St. Tsunami, Heather Woods Broderick, Lubomyr Melnyk, Masayoshi Fujita, Chantal Acda, Brigid Mae Power, Birger Olsen, The Beacon Sound Choir, etc.

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released December 10, 2021

Music envisioned and captured by David Allred
Mastered by Ian Hawgood
Published by Erased Tapes Music
Artwork by Skrew Studio
Released by Dauw Label

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