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GraceJeff Buckley There's the moon asking to stay, long enough for the clouds to fly me away I’m not afraid to die. And he wasn’t. Out of every perspective of time, Jeff’s voice still resonates like a pure gem amidst a deep chaos of sound. Very first time I listened to this record I felt his voice moving under my skin, ripping me apart, and it totally changed my perspective on listening to music. This is what art is about, it is about getting lost in someone else’s dream. That was his Grace.
Lover, You Should've Come Over - Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993Jeff Buckley Everybody desperately calls out for love at least once in their life, that singular feeling of skin burning, that hunger that consumes. Jeff took that overwhelming sentiment and turned it into a poignant anthem of longing. One of the most astonishing voices of all time, beautifully vulnerable, yet so graceful. Oh lover, you should’ve come over. But I’m glad you didn’t.
The Wolves (Act I and II)Bon Iver What might have been lost. These words haunt me. To me this is an album about loss and about grief in its intimate way, crystallizing every single feeling you’re afraid to dive into and then let it go. A person alone in a cabin, a guitar and his voice layered in a constant chorus. A single voice yet many. What might have been lost he sang, without knowing what he had just found.