Signs of Light

Folk · 2016 · 13 tracks · 49m

Signs of Light

The Head and the Heart

Polished indie folk with a bright, West Coast sheen. Soaring three-part harmonies meet piano-driven melodies for a sound that feels like a long drive toward home.

September 9, 2016 · Warner Bros. Records

A bright, sun-drenched optimism that feels both communal and deeply personal.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 49m

01

All We Ever Knew

3:46

02

City of Angels

3:57

03

Rhythm & Blues

4:00

04

False Alarm

4:08

05

Dreamer

3:13

06

Library Magic

3:14

07

Turn It Around

3:43

08

Colors

4:12

09

Take a Walk

3:41

10

Oh My Dear

2:26

11

I Don’t Mind

2:34

12

Your Mother’s Eyes

4:10

13

Signs of Light

6:09

Moments Worth Listening For

The rhythmic handclaps and 'la-la-la' hook that anchor the radio-ready optimism of All We Ever Knew.

The transition into the expansive, six-minute title track closer where the band trades folk intimacy for slow-burning grandeur.

The way the vocal harmonies swell and interlock during the bridge of Library Magic, feeling like a communal exhale.

Reviews

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does Signs of Light sound next to the rest of The Head and the Heart's catalogue?

Hopeful+0.9σ

Hopeful saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.

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