

I Am The Weather
Multi-instrumentalist Sarah Lipstate brings her innovative music to life under the name Noveller. Forming unexpected sonic routes, her songs are vivid and cinematic. Following several years spent collaborating with Iggy Pop, and touring the world as his guitarist, Lipstate returns with a new album of her own. I Am The Weather further expands her inventive explorations, creating what Pop once described to Jim Jarmusch as âsymphonies for people that donât have a lot of time.â
Sarahâs work as a composer, notably for the HBO Docuseries Breath Of Fire, as well as the Anthony Bourdain documentary Roadrunner, has greatly influenced her new constructions, incorporating piano, percussion and a new studio filled with excitement into her signature guitar sculpting. It is the baby grand at the center of her studio that welcomes you to the record on âSunday in Copenhagenâ before ceding to a celestial six string swell. The percussive rhythms of âDivining Danceâ awaken a new morning in âThe Way of Our Floodâ and walk towards the bowed grace of âOtherside of Mountainside.â Surging into the sky, âPortmerionâ allows âBeyond the Fellsâ to glide back down to Earth, revealing the albumâs biggest surpriseâa vocal track!
It seems fitting given their past, that the first vocals on a Noveller record would be delivered by the legendary Iggy Pop. Written specifically for The Godfather of Punk, a noirish tale of a man over-matched by a femme fatale, âThe Girl Who Was Deathâ builds with tension and release. Following their collaboration on the title track to Iggyâs album Free, (also used in a global campaign for PETA) and their interpretation of Dylan Thomasâ âDo Not Go Gently Into The Nightâ, Iggy was eagerly awaiting the opportunity to add vocals to another Lipstate composition. A scene set as if on opposite ends of a corner booth at the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, he delivers each line with the weight of a thousand lives lived. The result is a song so vivid that you can see it projected ten feet tall on the walls all around you.
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Multi-instrumentalist Sarah Lipstate brings her innovative music to life under the name Noveller. Forming unexpected sonic routes, her songs are vivid and cinematic. Following several years spent collaborating with Iggy Pop, and touring the world as his guitarist, Lipstate returns with a new album of her own. I Am The Weather further expands her inventive explorations, creating what Pop once described to Jim Jarmusch as âsymphonies for people that donât have a lot of time.â
Sarahâs work as a composer, notably for the HBO Docuseries Breath Of Fire, as well as the Anthony Bourdain documentary Roadrunner, has greatly influenced her new constructions, incorporating piano, percussion and a new studio filled with excitement into her signature guitar sculpting. It is the baby grand at the center of her studio that welcomes you to the record on âSunday in Copenhagenâ before ceding to a celestial six string swell. The percussive rhythms of âDivining Danceâ awaken a new morning in âThe Way of Our Floodâ and walk towards the bowed grace of âOtherside of Mountainside.â Surging into the sky, âPortmerionâ allows âBeyond the Fellsâ to glide back down to Earth, revealing the albumâs biggest surpriseâa vocal track!
It seems fitting given their past, that the first vocals on a Noveller record would be delivered by the legendary Iggy Pop. Written specifically for The Godfather of Punk, a noirish tale of a man over-matched by a femme fatale, âThe Girl Who Was Deathâ builds with tension and release. Following their collaboration on the title track to Iggyâs album Free, (also used in a global campaign for PETA) and their interpretation of Dylan Thomasâ âDo Not Go Gently Into The Nightâ, Iggy was eagerly awaiting the opportunity to add vocals to another Lipstate composition. A scene set as if on opposite ends of a corner booth at the Double R Diner in Twin Peaks, he delivers each line with the weight of a thousand lives lived. The result is a song so vivid that you can see it projected ten feet tall on the walls all around you.












