ship that’s clearly not meant to be.
It was written during the relation-
ship, when those feelings were
the strongest.
Then, things fell apart, and ‘Do
No Harm’ came together. It’s one
of our moodiest songs and re-
ally gave me an outlet to work
through the final pieces of the re-
lationship while showing that the
optimism that ‘Clover’ had didn’t
carry over. I also love strings, so it
let us have some fun and really let
them shine. Shout out to Nicole
Scorsone on violin and Kevin Lu-
cero on cello.
‘The Things You Saw’ and ‘Atlas’
started coming together during
our time in Mount Desert Island.
At that point, one of the biggest
things I tried to do in Maine was
let any weight from that ‘Clover’
and ‘Do No Harm’-era fall away,
and so ‘The Things You Saw’ rec-
ognizes how small issues can be
when you’re able to remove your-
self and view them differently.
‘Atlas’ focuses on the importance
of the new people you interact
with, how they’ve shaped you,
and how valuable their experi-
ences are.
Listen to “Reclamation” by Cold Weather Company
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