Carm

The music of ​Carm features horns in roles typically reserved for drums, guitars, and voices, while also escaping the genre categorizations reserved for music featuring an instrumentalist as bandleader. It is not jazz or classical music, nor is it a soundtrack. This is contemporary popular music that features a sound normally used as a background colour and texture as the unabashed lead voice. Produced in Minneapolis by ​Ryan Olson​ (​Polica,​ L​izzo​) and featuring collaborations with ​Sufjan Stevens​,​Justin Vernon​(​Bon Iver​),Y​o La Tengo​,​ Shara Nova​, M​ouse on Mars​, ​Francis and the Lights​ and many others. It is a completely unique sound that additionally serves as a survey of the collaborations that have come to define the artist’s career thus far. The album begins with an orchestral brass choir of french horns, which quickly gives way to a piano sample from Francis, as Stevens and ​Lupin​ combine voices over a lush bed of horns to sing Song of Trouble. The