Fortune

The album's pressing is incredibly quiet, letting the subtle textures of the New Orleans field recordings really shine through. I've had it on heavy rotation since it arrived, and the way Marsh captures that specific, pandemic-era headspace is haunting. The Habitat for Humanity influence gives the w

I bought this on a whim after hearing about Will Marsh’s shift to writing, and the way the grooves capture that raw, reflective energy from his time in New Orleans is surprisingly immersive. The production feels intimate, like you're in the room with him.

I was curious how Marsh's Habitat for Humanity work would influence his music, and the New Orleans vibe really comes through in the vinyl's warm, analog sound. The pressing is solid with no surface noise, though I wish the album art included more liner notes.