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From the Vault: In 2015, singer-songwriter ‪@julienrbaker‬ performed her songs “Sprained Ankle,” “Something,” and “Rejoice”for OurVinyl. This session was filmed and recorded live from the grandstands at Steeplechase in Nashville, Tennessee.
0:00 - Sprained Ankle
3:04 - Something
7:07 - Rejoice
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About Julien Baker:
A Memphis, Tennessee-based singer/songwriter with a knack for finding the shaky ground between heart-wrenching and cathartic, Julien Baker's stark and soulful music invokes names like Bon Iver, Daughter, Birdy, and Natalie Prass. Baker honed her skills while playing in her high school band Forrister, with whom she continued to perform while attending college. After writing a batch of songs that didn't seem to fit the band's more rock-oriented vibe, Baker headed to Matthew E. White's Spacebomb Studios in Richmond, Virginia to begin recording what would eventually become her solo debut, 2015's critically acclaimed, 6131 Records-issued Sprained Ankle.
About OurVinyl:
OurVinyl films creative live performances with both emerging and established musicians. Artists they've worked with include Tyler Childers, St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Ed Sheeran, Trevor Hall, Allen Stone, Dispatch, and Donavon Frankenreiter. They strive to push the production envelope by filming artists in unique settings that complement the music while capturing studio quality audio regardless of the setting. It’s all live, all one take, no punching in, no autotune, no cheating. Just high energy and true authenticity. For more information you can visit www.ourvinyl.tv/
Credits:
Co-Editors: Tom Beal, Michael Reuther
Camera 1: Michael Reuther
Camera 2: Tom Beal
Audio Engineer: Dylan Alldredge