
Danny Webster gets perceptive and mature in his latest and fourth album, “Two Worlds.” Released on March 23, this indie folk record shows our way through grief, anxiety, and love with profound vulnerability, optimism, and honesty.
Throughout the album, Webster showcases his self-taught skills as a songwriter with meticulously crafted compositions. The clean, polished, and crisp production, inspired by artists like Big Thief, Alex G, and Radiohead, underscores the emotional weight of each track.
“Rest,” the album’s opening track, sets the tone with enchanting guitar strumming and introspective lyricism. Webster rejects societal pressures and trends, opting instead for introspection and self-awareness. The song’s refrain, “I just wanna get some rest,” is a poignant reminder of prioritizing one’s mental and emotional well-being.
In “Oh, to Be Desired,” Webster explores the pain of unrequited love with emotive lyricism and emphatic drums. His raw vulnerability shines through as he grapples with loneliness.
“TV Set” is exceptionally well-written for its symbolism and vivid imagery that poignantly tells a story of abuse with the energetic instrumentals pouring salt on the wound. Standout track “James” illustrates a nostalgic introspection with Webster’s lower vocal range and a much thicker voice alongside thumping drums, imbuing the song with warmth and authenticity.
The album concludes with “If You Wanted,” a minimalist yet powerful meditation on companionship and love. Webster’s ethereal vocals echo against guitar rhythms, conveying intimacy and vulnerability that resonates long after the final note fades.
Listen to the “Two Worlds” mostly brought out of Danny Webster’s bedroom and his ingenious mind on Spotify.
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Photo Credit: Austen Ambraska, Nicole Valkova
Review By: Naomi Joan