Marigold (Raasay Sessions) Stu Larsen

• 1We Got Struck by Lightning (Raasay Sessions)03:00
• 2Hurricane (Raasay Sessions)02:41
• 3Whisky & Blankets (Raasay Sessions)04:42
• 4Wires Crossed (Raasay Sessions)05:43
• 5Wide Awake & Dreaming (Raasay Sessions)03:35
• 6Where Have All the Leaves Gone? (Raasay Sessions)04:49
• 7Je te promets demain (Raasay Sessions)05:28
• 8My Love My Love (Raasay Sessions)03:48
• 9Movement & Time (Raasay Sessions)02:36
• 10The Loudest Voice (Raasay Sessions)03:43
• 11Phone Call From My Lover (Raasay Sessions)04:16
• 12Goodnight x (Raasay Sessions)02:12
• Total Runtime46:33

Info zu Marigold (Raasay Sessions)

Marigold has been out for a year and a half now; it entered the world at the same time the pandemic shut down everything, and most of the planet entered some form of lockdown. During these quieter days, Stu Larsen spent a few months in a small cottage on The Isle of Raasay off the west coast of Scotland, surrounded by the coldest of winters - the days were for exploring every corner of the island, and the evenings spent with a whisky and a guitar by the fireplace.

Marigold: Raasay Sessions was born in this little cottage. These are rough and raw acoustic versions of each of the songs from Marigold, plus a new little lullaby called “Goodnight x.” You can sometimes hear the fire crackling in the background and the odd sheep passing by the front window too.

Also out now is a live radio performance from Deutschlandfunk recorded in August 2020. Selected tracks are available on all streaming services but head to YouTube for the full show plus interview sections. Larsen reminisces, “it’s strange to look back at this time and to hear my thoughts and see where I was just a few months into the pandemic. Some things have barely changed since then, but other things have changed dramatically, especially the information revealed around the 46-minute mark.”

Since leaving a day job 15 years ago, Stu has toured the globe numerous times, cultivating fans with concerts all around the world. As a result, fan favorites like “San Francisco” and “Thirteen Sad Farewells” have earned millions of streams across digital platforms. Documenting his travels through photos, Stu has lived numerous adventures, including an emergency appendectomy in Indonesia and being “embraced” by an “overly friendly” jaguar at a party in Mexico City.

2022 will see Stu hit the road again for a run of shows where he’ll finally be able to bring these songs from Marigold (and maybe a few new ones) to crowds across Europe. This will be Stu’s first full European tour since 2018 when he shared the stage with Japan’s harmonica virtuoso, Natsuki Kurai.

Stu Larsen

Stu Larsen
has no fixed residence...all he owns is a suitcase, a guitar and a couple of cameras. You can find him in his native Australia, in Spain, Japan or South America before he picks up and leaves for his new destination. The Queensland, Australia-born singer, songwriter, and narrator packed up his life in a suitcase and circled the globe on a near twelve-year and five-continent international trip, as chronicled in photography and music.

Since his debut EP The Black Tree, Stu’s discography carefully traces every step of his journey. “In 2014 and 2015, I was a vagabond and an adventurer. 2017 and 2018 felt a bit more solid. I was still traveling, but I knew more about who I was. 2020 has seen me searching for true love and connection in a bigger way.” Stu has now toured the globe numerous times over, cultivating fans with sold-out concerts around the world. As a result, fan favorites like “San Francisco” and “Thirteen Sad Farewells” have earned 100 million+ combined streams across digital platforms. In addition to documenting his travels through photos, Stu has lived numerous adventures, including an emergency appendectomy in Indonesia and being surprised by a jaguar at a party in Mexico City. His most recent globe-trotting adventure took him through 11 countries in 31 days, from Botswana to Argentina to Germany to Atlanta.

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