Your hands were making artifacts in the corner of my mind Will you love me like you loved me and I'll never ask for more Will you love me like you loved me in the January rain? Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showBig Thief perform 'Mary' from the album 'Capacity' live in the studios of 89.3 The Current. Welcome to 547 Days, the podcast that gives you an inside look at two musicians.

We sat down with Kristian in Amsterdam and talked about the album, his connection to the U.S., feelings of gratefulness, confidence and doubt in songwriting, his songs impacting others, and a lot more! Interview by: Robin Hignell547 Days His latest effort is the album 'Henry St.' (2023), an album on which he enlisted the help of a full band for the first time. His first full album 'Shallow Grave' (2008) and the follow-up 'The Wild Hunt' (2010) garnered the Swedish songwriter an international following, and he has aimed to evolve his folky sound ever since.

Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man On Earth is a Swedish singer-songwriter whose poetic lyrics and gravely voice has captivated listeners since the release of his self-titled debut EP in 2006. Thank you for listening! For more interviews with your favorite artists visit the FaceCulture YouTube channel. They were slated to play a festival in the Netherlands this summer, which was cancelled for obvious reasons, so I'll have to wait a bit longer before I get to see them live. Ever since hearing them I was sold, 'Mary' in particular struck a chord, so when the opportunity arose I jumped at chance to sit down with Adrianne in a small pink room in Amsterdam to talk about tapping into inspiration, creativity and songwriting, wanting to be part of something bigger, alienation in society, the album U.F.O.F., and a lot more! She struck me as somewhat shy, and not the biggest fan of having a camera shoved in her face, but I have immense appreciation for how she genuinely tried to give honest answers to the questions I was asking, as vague as they might have been at times. I don't remember how I first got to hear Big Thief, it was probably through NPR's Tiny Desk concerts, a haven for good music.

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