Mother's Day

Description

Suzanne Jarvie has created an atypical, bold, mysterious, deeply alive and symbol-rich work on her powerful new album "mother's day", to be released by Continental Record Services (CRS) in Europe and by Wolfe Island Records in North America. A folk and Americana singer-songwriter, Jarvie does not confine herself to these genres; she boldly explores the mystical and dreamlike territory of the unconscious, a territory that often inspires fear and hesitation.Musically, her voice captivates in a dark and enchanting way, reminiscent of PJ Harvey, Joni Mitchell or Patti Smith, touching sensitive chords in the unexplored corners of the listener's consciousness."As Mother's Day approaches, I feel like I'm moving forward and backward simultaneously. There is no other way out but acceptance. But to accept is to surrender completely, effortlessly, like an inevitable energetic conclusion. I resisted for a long time, but I am finally getting there. My grief has run its own course." This final phase of writing took place in a climate of intimately linked anger and depression. Thus, one finds rage in it, but also devotion and a sense of liberation.Born from tragedy and loss, Suzanne's story explores maternal grief and the acceptance of multiple, coexisting realities that will never be resolved. Despite acceptance, faith, and a willingness to move forward boldly, one also perceives a realism and a keen awareness of the chaos and powerlessness we often face. From bewildering traumas to deep connections with humanity, through esoteric lyrics of heartbreaking sincerity, a troubling mythology, death, true hope, and, of course, black rabbits, this album is one of a kind.