Artist's albums
Ghost Of Fashion
2022 · album
Your Favorite Music
2022 · album
Don't Stop Believin'
2021 · single
Beyond Forever Just Beyond
2021 · album
Smothered & Covered Vol. 1
2021 · album
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
2021 · single
I Can't Make You Love Me
2021 · single
Ex-Factor
2021 · single
How Can I Tell You
2021 · single
My Drug Buddy
2021 · single
Faithfully
2021 · single
Forever Just Beyond
2020 · album
Some Ghost
2020 · single
Don't Bring No Ladder
2020 · single
Roger Ebert
2020 · single
I'll Be Your Mirror
2017 · single
Slow-Motion Jeans - Single
2015 · single
Girls Come First
2015 · album
Birthing Pains
2013 · album
Suburban Field Recordings III
2010 · album
The Meat Of Life
2010 · album
Hungry Bird
2009 · album
End of Love
2005 · album
Beautiful
2003 · single
Soft Spot
2003 · album
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Biography
“The last ten years have been a rollercoaster of deep despair and amazing opportunities that somehow present themselves at the last possible second,” says Eef Barzelay. “During that time, the band bottomed out, my marriage was crumbling, I lost my house, and I had to declare bankruptcy. The only way to survive was to try to transcend myself, to find some kind of deeper, spiritual relationship with life. Once I committed to that, all these little miracles started happening.” ‘Forever Just Beyond,’ Barzelay’s stunning new album under the Clem Snide moniker, may just be the most miraculous of them all. Produced by Scott Avett, the record is a work of exquisite beauty and profound questioning, a reckoning with faith and reality that rushes headlong into the unknown and the unknowable. The songs here grapple with hope and depression, identity and perception, God and the afterlife, humanizing thorny existential issues and delivering them with the intimate, understated air of a late-night conversation between old friends. Avett’s production is similarly warm and inviting, and the careful, spacious arrangement of gentle guitars and spare percussion carves a wide path for Barzelay’s insightful lyrics and idiosyncratic delivery. “I look up to Eef with total respect and admiration,” says Avett, “and I hope to survive like he survives: with total love for the new and the unknown. Eef’s a crooner and an indie darling by sound and a mystic sage by depth."