Credits:

Brian Eno

Description:

Pioneer of ambient music, Brian Eno's first vocal album in 17 years Brian Eno - Forever and Evermore The 22nd album by music legend Brian Eno Released amidst the growing interest in Eno's diverse activities, "FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE" features 10 songs recorded at Eno's private studio in West London, and is the first time Eno has recorded vocals on his own since his 2005 album "Another Day On Earth". This is the first time since the 2005 album "Another Day On Earth" that Eno himself has contributed vocals to the album. It also includes studio recordings of "There Were Bells" and "Garden of Stars," which Eno composed for his first live performance in 11 years at the World Heritage Site of the Acropolis in Greece in August 2021, as well as the "There Were Bells" and "Garden of Stars," which Eno performed at the Serpentine Gallery in London to address environmental issues. The album includes "Making Gardens Out of Silence," which is part of the audio installation work Eno created for the "Back to Earth" exhibition currently being held at the Serpentine Gallery in London to raise awareness of environmental issues. In addition to longtime collaborators guitarist Leo Abrahams, musician and software designer Peter Chilvers, vocalist Cloda Simmons, and musician John Hopkins, this album features his brother and musician Roger Eno and daughters Cecily and Darla Eno are participating in the project. Both CD & LP are eco-packaged.

Tracklisting:


1. WHO GIVES A THOUGHT
2. WE LET IT IN
3. ICARUS OR BLERIOT
4. GARDEN OF STARS
5. INCLUSION
6. THERE WERE BELLS
7. SHERRY
8. I'M HARDLY ME
9. THESE SMALL NOISES
10. MAKING GARDENS OUT OF SILENCE