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| Available | 20-08-2010 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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“I like the different connotations of hawk,” Campbell explains, “as a noun and an adjective. And the idea that to hawk also means to sell, to peddle. In folklore Hawk is akin to mercury and is seen as a messenger to the Gods. Hawks are visionaries and observers.”
Written, arranged and produced by Isobel Campbell the new album finds the duo expanding their musical palette. Willy Mason guests on two tracks, with 'Hawk' moving between desert blues and Southern soul.
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