Seattle-born and recently Los Angeles-relocated singer/songwriter Damien Jurado is releasing his fourteenth studio album, In the Shape of a Storm, on April 12 via Mama Bird Recording Co.
Recorded in just two hours, the record is a stripped-down effort featuring just Jurado and his guitar. Today, he’s shared the compassionate third single off the record, “Throw Me Now Your Arms.” It follows lead single “South” and the 20-year-old previously-lost “Lincoln.”
In the Shape of a Storm follows last year’s The Horizon Just Laughed. Below, listen to “Throw Me Now Your Arms” and watch Jurado’s KEXP in-studio performance from 2012.
The track kicks off his forthcoming record In the Shape of a Storm, out April 12 via Mama Bird Recording Co.
After over a dozen full-length albums, Damien Jurado is still crafting impeccably written songs about both small and vast spaces and the people who occupy them. Listen to The Horizon Just Laughed in its entirety tomorrow at 8:30am on the Morning Show with John Richards.
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