Birdy – Portraits (LP) – Violet Translucent Vinyl

Album Info Hide Show Artist: Birdy Album: Portraits Released: Europe, 18 Aug 2023 Tracklist: A1 Paradise Calling Co-producer – Anya Louise Jones, Birdy Drums, Percussion, Programmed By, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Synth, Piano – Ed Carlile Keyboards, Synth, Piano, Backing Vocals, Vocals – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – King Ed Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Edward James Carlile A2 Raincatchers Backing Vocals – Anya Louise Jones Co-producer – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – Barney Lister Strings – Kirsty Mangan Vocals, Keyboards – Birdy Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Barney Lister, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde A3 Ruins I Drums, Percussion, Programmed By, Synth [Bass Synth], Electric Guitar, Synth, Piano – Ed Carlile Keyboards, Synth, Piano, Backing Vocals, Vocals – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – Birdy , King Ed Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Edward James Carlile A4 Your Arms Bass Guitar – Moses Bogarde Cello – Barney Morse-Brown Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Rich Costey Piano, Keyboards, Vocals – Birdy Producer – Birdy Producer [Vocal Production] – Mark Crew Written-By – Dan Priddy, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Mark Crew A5 Heartbreaker Guitar – Jack Duxbury Keyboards, Programmed By – Mark Crew Keyboards, Programmed By, Bass – Dan Priddy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Piano, Keyboards, Vocals – Birdy Producer – Dan Priddy, Mark Crew Written-By – Andrew Jackson , Dan Priddy, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Mark Crew A6 I Wish I Was A Shooting Star Drums – Carol Karpinen Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar – Gabe Simon Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Rich Costey Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Birdy Producer – Birdy , Gabe Simon Strings – Benjamin Kaufman Written-By – Gabe Simon, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde B1 Portraits Keyboards, Horns, Acoustic Guitar – Gabe Simon Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Rich Costey Piano, Vocals – Birdy Producer – Birdy , Gabe Simon Written-By – Gabe Simon, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde B2 Ruins II Drums, Percussion, Programmed By, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Synth, Piano – Ed Carlile Keyboards, Synth, Piano, Backing Vocals, Vocals – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – King Ed Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Edward James Carlile B3 Automatic Drums – Dan Priddy Guitar, Keyboards, Programmed By, Vocoder [BGV Vocoder] – Gabe Simon Keyboards, Vocals – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – Dan Priddy, Gabe Simon, Mark Crew Producer [Additional Production] – Finn Keane Programmed By – easyFun Written-By – Dan Priddy, Gabe Simon, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Mark Crew B4 Battlefield Drums – Bullion Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Bullion Producer – Anya Louise Jones, Birdy , Bullion Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde B5 Tears Don’t Fall Co-producer – Anya Louise Jones, Birdy Drums, Percussion, Programmed By, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Synth, Piano – Ed Carlile Keyboards, Synth, Piano, Backing Vocals, Vocals – Birdy Mastered By – Jeremy Cooper Mixed By – Dan Grech Producer – King Ed Written-By – Anya Louise Jones, Jasmine Van Den Bogaerde, Edward James Carlile Related Content: Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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From the very first track, “Surrender,” Birdy invites us into her world with a hauntingly beautiful piano melody that sets the tone for the entire album. Her voice, as always, is ethereal and powerful, effortlessly soaring over the instrumentation. The production on “Portraits” is lush yet intimate, allowing Birdys vocals to take center stage while still providing a rich backdrop of strings and synths that enhance the emotional weight of the songs. One of the standout tracks is “Wild Horses,” which features a poignant narrative about longing and the complexities of love. The lyrics are evocative, painting vivid images that many listeners can relate to. Critics have praised this track for its lyrical honesty and Birdys ability to convey vulnerability without losing strength. Its a perfect example of how she has grown as a songwriter, moving beyond the themes of teenage angst that characterized her earlier work. Another highlight is “Let It All Go,” a collaboration with the band RHODES. This track is a beautiful exploration of letting go of past hurts and embracing the future. The harmonies between Birdy and RHODES create a magical atmosphere, and the song builds to a powerful crescendo that leaves listeners feeling uplifted. Its moments like these that showcase Birdys knack for collaboration, bringing out the best in her musical partners while still maintaining her unique sound. Critically, “Portraits” has been well-received, with major publications like The Guardian and Rolling Stone praising Birdys growth as an artist. The album has been described as a “masterclass in emotional storytelling,” and many reviewers have noted how her voice has matured, adding layers of depth to her performances. The albums production, handled by a team of talented producers, including the likes of Paul Epworth, has also been highlighted for its polished yet organic feel, allowing Birdys artistry to shine through. In terms of cultural significance, “Portraits” arrives at a time when many young artists are exploring themes of mental health, identity, and personal growth. Birdys willingness to tackle these subjects head-on resonates with a generation that values authenticity and emotional honesty in music. The album has sparked conversations about the importance of vulnerability in art, making it not just a collection of songs, but a cultural touchstone for many of her fans. Interestingly, Birdy has shared in interviews that the creation of “Portraits” was a deeply personal journey for her. She mentioned that she drew inspiration from her own experiences and the people around her, making the album feel like a reflection of her life at that moment. This personal touch adds an extra layer of connection for listeners, who can feel the sincerity in her voice and lyrics. As for awards, while “Portraits” itself may not have garnered major awards, Birdy has been nominated for several accolades throughout her career, including BRIT Awards and Grammy nominations. Her previous works have set a high bar, and “Portraits” continues to build on that legacy, solidifying her place in the music industry. In conclusion, “Portraits” is a beautifully crafted album that showcases Birdys growth as an artist and her ability to connect with listeners through her music. With standout tracks that explore themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, its an album that invites you to listen closely and reflect on your own experiences. Whether youre a long-time fan or new to her music, “Portraits” is definitely worth a listen, as it captures the essence of what it means to be human in a world that often feels overwhelming. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review