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"That Was You and Me" finds Fortunate Ones - made up of Catherine Allan and Andrew James O'Brien - reflecting on life, loss and grief, and ultimately choosing love. After touring their second album, the St. John's, Newfoundland duo craved time to retreat, reconnect, and create. Their journey as partners spanned from a health scare to questioning their music career and recalibrating by injecting as much meaning as they could into their work. The result is a stunning record stacked with songs about family and finding one's place.

The pair spent a pandemic summer in a little "saltbox house by the sea," says Allan, writing, refining, and recording songs they would then send digitally to producer Joshua Van Tassel in Toronto. O'Brien credits a feeling of true freedom - freedom from the pressure of the music business delivered by a pandemic that stopped touring on a worldwide scale, freedom from his own sense of what he ought to be doing, and freedom to simply follow his own curiosity.

For Allan, the experience of writing this album during a period of intense change, and then recording it during the isolation of a global pandemic, allowed her to examine a fundamental question of existence. "What is your life when everything else is stripped away and you have nothing else?"

Celebrated for their harmony-entwined songs of hope, resilience, and the human condition and their joyfully disarming live shows, Fortunate Ones have toured relentlessly, bringing their openhearted performances to thousands of people across North America and beyond.

Tracks:
1. Day to Day (3:28)
2. Heavy Heart (3:10)
3. Clarity (3:40)
4. It's Worth It (For Leo) (3:35)
5. You're Still Here (3:02)
6. 85 (3:54)
7. A Thousand Tiny Ways (3:16)
8. Anchor (4:33)
9. That Was You and Me (4:25)

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster. Laat af en toe eens weten wat je van het album vindt. Altijd leuk, de mening van anderen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hc952ez8yA