Blais collaborated with Alex Weston
released by Paramount Records in 1971
It features singles and selections from their albums Headroom (2015) and Oncle Jazz (2019)
but first Harley has to convince Poison Ivy that she has what it takes
Set in New York City's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Javelin (Vinyle) Peter Bogdanovich Blais collaborated with Alex WestonStevens primarily recorded the album in his home studio, with contributions from friends, including harmonies by Adrienne Maree Brown, Hannah Cohen, Pauline Delassus, Megan Lui, and Nedelle Torrisi. Bryce Dessner of The National added acoustic and electric guitar. The album marks Stevens' return to "full singer songwriter mode" since his 2015 release, Carrie & Lowell. While it may feel like a large production, each track reflects Stevens' solo work,