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Collarbone

by Sam Leidig

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A Corner 01:40
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sitting in a well and letting sun drip on the tops of my shoulders now I am wet as I once was dry haven't seen myself once, or twice metal on my tongue, back in my throat couldn't feel the cellophane hurt i am a fool, i fooled myself once ...or twice, but i can't remember (because) i set a default for myself
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Wisteria 03:06
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A Quarry Log 04:15
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Took Pill 04:55
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about

Leidig is a German adjective used to deride someone as tiresome, vexatious, and wretched. And 20 year-old North Carolina-based Sam Leidig, is tired. Drawing on country crooners like Johnny Cash and Hank Williams, the southern punk ethos of groups like the Flat Duo Jets and Pylon, and the pop experimentalism of acts like Broadcast and Cindy Lee, Leidig is constantly reinventing and complicating his work in a tiring balancing act. But this balancing act has proved rewarding, providing the necessary framework needed for Leidig to create new depth from his previous slacker-rock mentality.

  On Collarbone, Leidig (FKA SMLH), crafts complicated, jagged rhythms and memorable melodies that explore the boundaries of pop. Leidig has shown maturity as well, moving forward from the more familiar rock structures of 2013’s Occoneechee Haunts/Staring Thru The Wall to a less defined place, breaking down his wall of vocal distortion and guitar reverb for clarity and intimacy.

Leidig is no longer afraid to take risks—whether this is through an experimental drone song or an unfamiliar time signature, Leidig has made a home finding comfort in uncomfortable places. Recorded alone on a Tascam 388, the album was written in an opiate-induced haze over the course of a month while Leidig was recovering from a reconstructive collarbone surgery. Collarbone comes out September 1st on Babe City Records.

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released September 1, 2017

Mastered by Kevin Sweeney
Recorded and written by Sam Leidig
Cover photography by Isabelle Kuhn
Cassette layout by Sam Leidig
Releases on 9/1/2017 on Babe City Records

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