Deeper Well

Deeper Well represents a significant exhale in Kacey Musgraves' discography. After the neon-soaked euphoria of Golden Hour and the sharp, synth-driven edges of her divorce record star-crossed, this album finds her returning to the soil. It is a record of wooden textures, defined by the tactile click of fingernails on acoustic guitar strings and the mournful, distant sigh of a pedal steel. The production is remarkably dry and intimate, making it feel as though Musgraves is sitting just across the room, sharing secrets she learned while walking through the woods. It sounds like the color of moss after a heavy rain: vibrant, organic, and deeply grounded.

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