Ben Folds - So There flac album

The title track on Ben Folds' 2015 collaboration album with yMusic, So There. The song seems to be about reminiscing on a relationship from years before that seems to have ended fairly bitterly. So There" Track Info. Written By Ben Folds. Release Date June 15, 2015. Interpolated By. So There (Instrumental) by Ben Folds (Ft. yMusic).

In the wake of Ben Folds Five's dissolution in 2000, Ben Folds embarked on an assortment of new projects: He's released solo albums and composed for film and TV; he's collaborated with Nick Hornby and William Shatner; he's even served as a judge on TV's The Sing Off, which led to an a cappella record. Perhaps it's fitting that Folds' new album, So There, opens with a song called "Capable Of Anything. A reflection on admitting faults and weaknesses, it flips the expression's uplifting message on its head, arguing that being capable of anything implies that we can always give in to the darkness that sits idle inside us.

Ben Folds featuring yMusic. The album is terrific; just what I expect from Ben Folds. I saw one of his d performances, and this album certainly lives up to that show. The pressing is good and the packing is excellent. Sleeves are good quality and the included extras are very welcome.

So There is an album by Ben Folds and the yMusic Ensemble, released on September 11, 2015 So There. Studio album by. Ben Folds. Ben Folds – piano, vocals, percussion. Rob Moose – violin, harmonies. Nadia Sirota – viola. Gabriel Cabezas – cello. CJ Camerieri – trumpet, French horn. Gracie Folds – harmony on "So There". Additional musicians on Phone in a Pool

More albums from Ben Folds: Lonely Avenue by Ben Folds. Stems And Seeds by Ben Folds. Rockin’ The Suburbs by Ben Folds. Way To Normal by Ben Folds. Songs For Goldfish by Ben Folds. ic, The LP by Ben Folds. Ben Folds Live by Ben Folds. Over The Hedge by Ben Folds. View all albums . So There. 4. Long Way To Go. 5. Phone In A Pool.

Ben Folds is not known for staying in one place, musically. While the bulk of his work comprises piano-based punk rock for wussies as he described it in the early days of Ben Folds Five, he has also given us experimental projects like the electronic and esoteric Fear of Pop: Volume 1, or the 2009 album of a capella versions of his songs, or the collaboration with author Nick Hornby, Lonely Avenue. When he reunited with Ben Folds Five for 2012’s nostalgic The Sound of the Life of the Mind, it appeared as though he was returning home for good

He embraces strings and chamber music yet still maintains a passion for his love of pop. So There consists of eight chamber pop songs with the very talented yMusic Ensemble and a 21 minute piano concerto performed with the Nashville Symphony. Ben Folds meeting and recording with yMusic became the bridge between the classically themed concerto and the contemporary chamber rock songs that live in harmony on So There. The combination is an inspired body of work on both small and grand scales.

Ben Folds is no stranger to collaboration. So There finds the musician partnering with the experimental Brooklyn chamber ensemble yMusic on eight new tunes referred to as "8 chamber rock songs" on the record's packaging. It also includes a studio recording of his aforementioned three-movement "Concerto for Piano & Orchestra" with the Nashville Symphony.

Ben Folds Five is the self-titled debut studio album by American alternative rock band Ben Folds Five, released in 1995. A non-traditional rock album, it featured an innovative indie-pop sound, and excluded lead guitars completely. The album was released on the small independent label Passenger Records, owned by Caroline Records, a subsidiary of Virgin/EMI.