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Into The Day (It's Over Now) |
Bebo Norman |
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Be My Covering |
Bebo Norman |
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Time Takes Its Toll On Us |
Bebo Norman |
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I Know Now |
Bebo Norman |
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I Will Lift My Eyes |
Bebo Norman |
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The Way We Mend |
Bebo Norman |
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To Find My Way To You |
Bebo Norman |
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Bring Me To Life |
Bebo Norman |
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My Eyes Have Seen Holy |
Bebo Norman |
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Sunday |
Bebo Norman |
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Now That You're Gone |
Bebo Norman |
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"You can't understand light unless you understand darkness, because that's where life is most often lived…somewhere between the two. It's messy and it's beautiful all at the same time." - Bebo Norman
The lessons of Between the Dreaming and the Coming True, Bebo Norman’s remarkable new album, are these:
In finding peace, we come closer to the furies that rage around us.
There is power in music – power that reflects the transformation that Bebo Norman has experienced in these past few years.
Of course, some things don’t change. On Between the Dreaming and the Coming True we hear the same urgent spirituality that has been evident in all of Norman’s work.
But it speaks differently – not only in his familiar acoustic sounds and through the intimacy of his marriage of guitar and voice - but in powerful arrangements brought to life by a full band and crafted by Norman who served as co-producer on the project. Choruses soar, drums thunder, and the piano lets loose drapes of brilliant texture bathing Norman’s message with a more vivid light.
Listen closely and follow the flow of the music. “Into the Day” begins the album with a promise to the tortured soul of rescue and drifts to “Be My Covering,” a meditation on the ravages born by our modern world. “I Know Now,” finds freedom hidden in despair, “Sunday,” reveals an appreciation for love as an island in a turbulent sea, and the last track, “Now That You’ve Gone,” serves as a cry for those who are wounded by loneliness and, frankly, is a strange finale to an album that preaches hope.
In the two years since his last album, he has, by his own admission, become more confident as an artist – more willing to explore what he has to offer and let his ideas grow as they will.
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