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Their deft touches \u2013 at times the lack of touch altogether \u2013 transform these delicate fragile compositions. The beguiling concluding number on <\/span>Lato<\/span><\/i>, <\/span>Alijai sorja<\/strong>, <\/span><\/i>has Paula’s voice and ukulele playing set to the plaintive cry of a traditional Finnish folktale. It is heart-wrenching, the multitracked vocals and reverby chorus-effect merely adding to that otherworldly sense of loss and longing. The protagonist explains how much she misses her blue-eyed beloved, telling us that she might even die of longing if he ever forgot about her. You cannot help but believe those words.<\/span>[\/nk_text][vc_single_image image=”904″ img_size=”large”][nk_text]<\/p>\n [\/nk_text][nk_text]Lato<\/i> is available to purchase in digital form here<\/a>, and to stream on Spotify. 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was around 2015 that I first heard Paula Wolski sing live, most probably in the warm surrounds of <\/span>nielubi\u0119poniedzia\u0142k\u00f3w<\/a><\/strong> \u2013<\/span> a welcoming sanctuary for local artists, up-and-coming musicians and larger than life characters and vagabonds in Krakow. Now that this fabled venue and its kind owners are sadly no longer active, the memories remain vivid for many of us lucky enough to have frequented the place. The contrast of the tiny stage and the musicians that squeezed themselves onto it and those clinical white and red tiles shimmering behind them \u2013 the last remnants of the butchers that the tea shop had been in its previous incarnation \u2013 was always striking. That night, the clear timbre of Paula’s voice immediately enrapt me \u2013 mature yet child-like, innocent yet world-weary \u2013 it evoked fond memories of the past, lullabies, dreams, endless summer days, friendships, childhood. It was also distinctly reminiscent of iconic country crooners that I admired \u2013 Emmy Lou Harris, Gillian Welch, Iris DeMent \u2013 but with a Scandinavian twist.\u00a0<\/span><\/h5>\n
I’ve seen Paula live many times since then and I am delighted that she will celebrate the release of her debut album on November 13, with a live recording from <\/span>Klub Buda <\/a><\/strong>to be released soon after. <\/span>Lato<\/i><\/strong> was recorded by Micha\u0142 Bigulak in August 2020 (and later mastered by Tomek Kruk) in a barn in Hipis\u00f3wka (lato means barn in Finnish as well as summer in Polish).<\/strong> It was there, deep in the wilds of the Bieszczady mountain range that straddles the borders of Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine, that the musicians convened, and this rustic magical setting unquestionably seeps through into the music.<\/span><\/h5>\n
Live session recording at Klub Buda.\u00a0Watch online \u279e<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
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All songs on Lato<\/i><\/strong> are original compositions and sung in Paula’s native Finnish<\/strong>, while some of the lyrics are borrowed from traditional Finnish folklore and poetry. Her vocals and fingerpicking style of ukulele playing has been complemented tastefully by the addition of several Krak\u00f3w-based musicians: Adam Partyka on percussion, Micha\u0142 Bigulak on bass and Kacper Chmura on guitar<\/strong>. The added instrumentation comes as a departure from her raw and stripped-down live sets. I talked to her recently about how it all came about and what it was like collaborating with other musicians on her own material. \u201cIt was amazing. Bliss. It was my first experience of someone else taking my songs and doing something with them. The guys came prepared with wonderful ideas that added to the songs in ways I could never have come up with,\u201d<\/em> she beams. Far from the stress and time constraints which she expected from the recording process, she was totally taken aback at the chilled vibe that everyone exuded and delighted to see her precious songs evolve from their original minimal form. <\/span><\/h5>\n
The atmosphere was so calm and relaxed, everyone was friendly and incredibly supportive. I never thought I could be so serenely happy during the recording of my own material. I imagined I would be a nervous wreck.
\n<\/span><\/em><\/h4>\nThe opening song, <\/span>Aamul’ varhain<\/strong>,<\/span><\/i> is upbeat, the tempo driven by the thump of the bass drum which hints at the jubilation to come, while the fine violin work from Paolo Cavalaglio rounds things off. The first single off the album, <\/span>Tuuvittelen tuttuain<\/i><\/strong>, is translated as \u201cI cradle my dearest.\u201d<\/em> The first verse is basically four different alliterated refrains of saying \u201cI’m lulling my baby to sleep.\u201d Paula’s recognisable fingerpicking style and the hi-hat’s chime rock us gently into the heart of the song, swaddling the listener in warmth and a familiar maternal embrace, while \u0141ukasz Pietrzak<\/strong><\/a>‘s chugging steam engine harmonica comes rolling by to snap us out of our hypnosis and along a dusty train track that stretches way out west.<\/span><\/h5>\n
One of my favourite songs on the album is the haunting and ethereal <\/span>Etsi itsellesi toinen<\/strong>. <\/span><\/i>Here the interplay between the chiding voice, disconcerting backing vocals and ukulele creates an air of approaching menace and dread. It is an incantation to keep away those who mean us harm, a Finnish cauldron bubbling over with lacerating lyrics to exorcise evil, a musical spell cast to ward off malevolence. Paula states matter-of-factly that the song was indeed born from personal experience. \u201cWell, I was in a situation where I wished I could make someone lose interest in me, and the song was an expression of that wish.\u201d<\/em><\/span><\/h5>\n
LATO. Paula Wolski’s New Debut Album. BUY NOW \u279e<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/h1>\n
When the album’s darker edgier elements surface, it is spellbinding, the darkness occasionally accentuated by the joyful outpourings from other tracks, often jarringly different but somehow heightening the other’s mood. Paula’s ageless voice is showcased on several majestic songs, including the gentle drone lullaby melody of <\/span>Idan laulu<\/strong>. <\/span><\/i>The bucolic atmosphere conjured here is utterly enchanting and harks back nostalgically to the Finnish idyll of nature and the bonds of family \u2013 past, present and future \u2013 that bind us; like the entangled roots of trees underneath a vast forest, our interconnectedness is inescapable. Paula explains, \u201cThis song is for my niece, Ida. I wrote it when we were at a summer cottage in Finland during a heat wave. She was a baby then. ‘Grow slowly like a pine tree. The forest lets the sapling grow. The glow of this summer will last through all the years. These trees, long standing. Bygone generations live within us.’\u201d<\/em> Curiously, the magnificent primeval forest near where I live in Krak\u00f3w also has Paula’s surname: Las Wolski<\/strong><\/a>.<\/span><\/h5>\n
The playful mood on <\/span>Liike on kaunis<\/i><\/strong> talks of the indecision and fumbling of the central character, unlike my initial misplaced thought that it must be about someone called Liike from Kaunas \u2013 in Lithuania. Google Translate’s incompetence in Finnish exposed for all to see. On this number the band really let loose, and you can picture them all in that barn in the Polish countryside under a harvest moon getting their kicks; the slight tempo speed-up at the end just confirms how much they are relishing playing together. Who wouldn’t be jealous not to have witnessed first hand some of that Finnish bluegrass hootenanny? This infectious mood carries on into the swinging folk-vibe of <\/span>Minun silm\u00e4t ja sinun silm\u00e4t<\/i><\/strong> and the upbeat stomp of the second single, <\/span>Pime\u00e4n keh\u00e4<\/strong>. <\/span><\/i><\/h5>\n
There is the dark and light of both winter and summer on <\/span>Lato<\/strong>,<\/span><\/i> but I would love to see shades of autumn and spring too. I feel there is room for Paula to explore more intricate moods, complex melodies, sounds, different instrumentation \u2013 even lyrics in English to broaden the general appeal, if that is something she is even interested in. I sometimes think of her duetting with an equally talented male counterpart in the style of the 2001 album, <\/span>Time (The Revelator),<\/span><\/i> by <\/span>Gillian Welch and David Rawlings<\/span><\/a>, <\/span><\/i>or channelling her inner Sinead O’Connor circa <\/span>I do not want what I haven’t got. <\/span><\/i>Irrespective of my reference points<\/span>, <\/span><\/i>one thing remains true, Paula is very much her own musician.\u00a0 This album has undoubtedly fused her rich eclectic influences into a distinctive style \u2013 at times starkly melancholic, often buoyantly life-affirming \u2013 replete with mature bittersweet songs of love and loss.<\/span><\/h5>\n
Live session recording at Klub Buda.\u00a0Watch online \u279e<\/strong><\/a><\/h3>\n
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Step 2:<\/span><\/span><\/strong>\u00a0play the concert and enjoy!<\/span><\/h5>\n
Step 3:<\/span><\/span> pay what you want<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/h5>\n
Paula Wolski on Krak\u00f3w Music<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n
Paula Wolski & Ethan Smith<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n
LATO. Paula Wolski’s New Debut Album. BUY NOW \u279e<\/a><\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h2>\n