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On his new album Floodplains, Chris Dupont crafts his dark and raw emotion into lucid dreams full of brilliant textures painted on a sonic canvas.

Each morsel of the music that Chris Dupont has created on Floodplains is delicious. The lyrical guitar with chiming harmonics is enthralling. The dream state is forged primarily through the intricate layering of Chris’s voice and guitar. However, there is a wealth of sounds that blossom from each song. Ranging from haunting strings and propelling percussion to a variety of backing vocals, synths, and keyboards.

While the music is lovely, the lyrical content is heartbreaking. The late Carrie Fisher said “Take your broken heart, make it into art.”. Floodplains is a prime example of this quote in action. At times the beauty of the music belies the pain within. Cleary this album is a personal revelation expressing loss, guilt, and betrayal. Over the course of twelve songs, Chris bares his soul. The experience of listening to this music is both emotionally tough and sublime.

Tracks:  
01. Retrieve (feat. Olivia Dear)
02. Start Again (feat. Rin Tarsy)
03. White Linen
04. Jacket
05. Buried (feat. Rin Tarsy)
06. I Don't Wanna Do This
07. Interlude
08. Devices
09. Sandpaper Hymn
10. Holy of Holies
11. ITAVOS
12. In the Lap of the Mountain (Benediction)

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