CAZIMI
The latest release from Nashville-based Caitlin Rose, CAZIMI captures a voice which is equal parts honeyed and world-weary, and sees her singing self-aware songs of self-destruction, documenting proclivity and impulse control, bad habits in life and in romantic pursuits. She skips across genres, combining new wave influences with pop stylings and the melancholy folk songwriting that made her such a staple of the Nashville rock scene.
The Texas-born Nashvillian previously proved herself a natural translator of honky-tonk’s emotional entanglements; on her long-delayed third record, she makes a complete song cycle out of them.
Cazimi spotlights a Caitlin Rose who is sober and sanguine, engaged and restrained, empathetic yet capable of holding boundaries
The Nashville genre-bender returns after nearly a decade with a shimmery new sound.
Caitlin Rose became a favorite in the Americana community with the release of 2010's Own Side Now, a set of songs that was beguiling in its straightforward melodicism and personal, down-to-earth lyrics.
'CAZIMI' is Caitlin Rose's first new full-length LP in almost ten years and it's filled with people overwhelmed by changing circumstances and uncertainty.