Honey I Do
Sample excerpt for album Honey I Do.
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Sample excerpt for album Spectral Lines.
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Sample excerpt for album Strong Swimmer (Duet).
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Sample excerpt for album The Goonies ‘R’ Good Enough.
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Read MoreJosh Ritter
Josh Ritter, known for his deep, expressive voice, keen wit, and deft poetic sense, has established himself as a prominent figure in folk and Americana music. His musical journey began in 1999 with the debut album named after him, leading to a breakthrough in 2007 with ‘The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter,’ blending rock, country, and blues influences. Subsequent releases like ‘Beast in Its Tracks’ (2013), ‘Gathering’ (2017), and ‘Fever Breaks’ (2019) showcased Ritter’s continual exploration of boundaries, solidifying his position as a remarkable singer-songwriter. In 2023, he unveiled ‘Spectral Lines,’ his 11th album, marking another milestone in his illustrious career.
Hailing from Idaho, Josh Ritter’s musical aspirations ignited after encountering the timeless works of Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash. Fascinated by the songs of Leonard Cohen and Gillian Welch during his college days in Ohio, Ritter shifted his focus from neuroscience to music, ultimately pursuing his dream in Boston. His self-titled debut in 1999 was a stepping stone to success, with ‘The Golden Age of Radio’ (2002) garnering critical acclaim and establishing him in the folk music scene. The subsequent albums, endorsement by major labels like V2, and collaborations with renowned artists like the Frames propelled Ritter’s career to new heights, setting the stage for an enduring musical legacy.
Josh Ritter’s artistic evolution saw significant milestones, including the well-received ‘Hello Starling’ (2003) and the rock-oriented ‘The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter’ (2007). His entrepreneurial spirit led him to found Pytheas Recordings, enabling him to release music on his terms. With albums like ‘So Runs the World Away’ (2010) and ‘The Beast in Its Tracks’ (2013), Ritter’s storytelling prowess and emotional depth shone through. Collaborations with esteemed producers and musicians, such as Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, further enriched his repertoire. Recent projects like ‘Fever Breaks’ (2019) and ‘Spectral Lines’ (2023) demonstrate Ritter’s enduring creativity and dedication to crafting poignant, heartfelt music.