Harp meets ambient on Mary Lattimore & Paul Sukeena’s new album, West Kensington

Serene sonics to sooth the mind.

Harpist Mary Lattimore and guitarist Paul Sukeena are releasing a new collaborative album, called West Kensington, via Three Lobed this May.

Born from a shared interest in memory, West Kensington is described as “a landscape for memory … suspended in the cosmos.”

Across the album’s six tracks, the pair sculpt delicate soundscapes out of harp, ambient, guitar, chimes, and drone.

West Kensington marks Lattimore and Sukeena’s first full-length collaboration, following their ‘Dreaming of the Kelly Pool’ track.

West Kensington also follows Lattimore’s Collected Pieces: 2015-2020 compilation, on Ghostly.

Pre-order West Kensington here in advance of its 20th May release; check out the artwork and tracklist below.

Tracklist:

2. Flaming Cherries Jubilee at Antoine’s

3. Altar of Tammy

4. Didn’t See The Comet

5. This Time Juliane Landed Softly

6. Garage Wine

Photo by: Brian Bruemmer