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Mary Lattimore is busy. Since releasing her 2018 solo album Hundreds of Days last May, the LA-based harpist has delivered two more records – collaborative projects Ghost Forests with singer-songwriter Meg Baird and New Rain Duets with Superchunk co-founder Mac McCaughan – and toured with Kurt Vile, Iceage and The Messethetics featuring former Fugazi members Brendan Canty and Joe Lally

Mary Lattimore - Harpist. Projects of harpist Mary Lattimore. Her solo debut, The Withdrawing Room, was released in 2013 on Desire Path Recordings. Mary Lattimore - Harpist updated their cover photo.

Hundreds of Days Remixes by Mary Lattimore, released 25 January 2019 1. It Feels Like Floating (Jónsi Healing Fields Remix) 2. Never Saw Him Again (Julianna Barwick Remix) 3. Hello From the Edge of the Earth (Kjartan Holm Remix) 4. Baltic Birch (Steve Moore Remix) 5. Baltic Birch (Paul Corley Remix) 6. Their Faces Streaked With Light and Filled With Pity (Sin Fang x Memryloss Remix) 7. On The Day You Saw The Dead Whale (Alex Somers Remix) 8. Wind Carries Seed (King Britt Medicinal Remix) 9. Be My Four Eyes (Inlets Remix) Ghostly International presents Hundreds of Days Remixes, Mary Lattimore’s 2018. Ghostly International presents Hundreds of Days Remixes, Mary Lattimore’s 2018 album reimagined by her peers

Lattimore has never let the harp’s reputation as a celestial instrument, the one played by the angels on your dentist’s wallpaper, get in her way. In her hands, the harp doesn’t float down from some numinous hereafter free from death, suffering, or finger calluses. The most obvious choices Lattimore and Baird make tend to fall the flattest: The six-track album ends with a long-flowing reworking of the traditional child ballad, Fair Annie. But Baird and Lattimore play it pretty straight.

Philadelphia musician Mary Lattimore celebrates the harp with Mary Anne Hobbs! After being awarded a Pew Fellowship in 2014, Lattimore travelled up and down the coast of Southern California with her 47-string harp to record her latest album, At The Dam. She told press that, "I would wheel the harp out on to the porch of my friend Chiara's little house and I had the whole desert around me. It felt like a residency on another planet.

Mary Lattimore is a harpist from Philadelphia whose evocative compositions for solo harp have made her a unique presence on the music scene. In addition to her solo work, she has collaborated with artists as diverse as Meg Baird, Thurston Moore, Jarvis Cocker, Kurt Vile, and Fursaxa. 2016 has been a busy year for Mary. She released three records: one solo (At the Dam), one with Jeff Ziegler (Music Inspired by Philippe Garrel’s Le Révélateur) and one with Maxwell August Croy (Terelan Canyon). She has also toured extensively

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