Artist's albums
Billy Bowlegs / Red River
2023 · single
Red River
2023 · single
All That You Can Dream
2022 · album
All By Heart
2022 · single
Remember This
2022 · single
A Sudden Place
2022 · single
Cruel Trick
2022 · single
Yuletide
2021 · EP
All That You Can Dream
2021 · single
Rag Town / Pink Rebel
2021 · single
Lightning, Show Us Your Stuff
2020 · album
Mourning Dove
2020 · single
Gather Up
2020 · single
Straight to the Ground
2020 · single
Lowest Low
2020 · single
Russian Doll
2018 · single
Empire State
2018 · single
Widdershins
2018 · album
Walk in Circles
2018 · single
The Wilderness
2017 · single
Totally You Gunslinger
2017 · single
Winterglow / Take Me Back to Toyland
2016 · single
The Narrows (Deluxe Edition)
2016 · album
Live From the Americana Music Show on WHUP
2016 · album
The Narrows
2016 · album
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Biography
When you're a musician used to a certain creative groove, it's disorienting to have this rhythm disrupted. Like many musicians, Grant-Lee Phillips sought out silver linings wherever he could find them once the COVID-19. But in early 2021, when Phillips realized any potential touring options were still on hold for the foreseeable future, he started to write and record a new solo album at home. "I found respite in the process when I could do little else," he says. "It became a sort of meditation on this time in my life and the events that we've collectively experienced." The resulting full-length, All That You Can Dream, is understandably introspective, as it's anchored by Phillips' empathetic voice and rich acoustic guitar. The album's lyrics attempt to make sense of an uncertain, anxiety-riddled time, while coming to terms with the idea that once-unshakeable things now seem fragile or fallible. "In terms of subject matter, I found that the circumstances of being off the road, and left to reflect on what this time feels like, produced a different kind of song," Phillips says. "I wasn't entirely certain—and to be honest, I'm still not altogether certain—when I get to take these songs on the road. In some ways, that freed me up to write and record the kind of song that was personal and executed as though it were for an audience of myself alone. That's freeing."