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Daughter of Swords (Mountain Man's Alexandra Sauser-Monnig)’s single “Prairie Winter Wasteland” was produced by Jeff Tweedy and recorded at his Chicago studio The Loft. Tweedy joins her on a variety of instruments, and his son Spencer is featured on drums, with Nick Macri on bass. The song “is a reflection on the way our emotional experiences of place are shaped in powerful and mystical ways by the people we’ve know there,” says Sauser-Monnig. “The way a certain quality of sunlight, or the call of a particular bird can conjure such specific associations, and can break your heart or lift you up.”
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released February 5, 2020
Written by Alexandra Sauser-Monnig
Recorded at: The Loft, Chicago, IL
Dulcimer, Guitar and Vocals: Alexandra Sauser-Monnig
Bass: Nick Macri
Drums : Spencer Tweedy
Instrumentation (Additional) : Jeff Tweedy
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