Summer Harvest

Spinning on Air | May 18, 2010
Here are some new releases, including the lush yet spare and exposed sound of Callers; the modern medieval songs of Extra Life--the current project by Charlie Looker of Seductive Sprigs; the latest melismatic melodies from composer, singer, bassist Nat Baldwin; a few verbose songs from "Remember," the new album of live recordings by Fiery Furnaces; and the articulate folk absurdities of both Jordan O'Jordan and Brian Dewan. Maybe host David Garland will have even more.

Callers

Extra Life

Nat Baldwin

Fiery Furnaces

Jordan O'Jordan

Brian Dewan

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