Becoming a park ranger …
Is a bit like dying and going to Heaven.
Not sure where working the visitor center fits in.
When does one’s biggest regret …
Transform into their only hope?
Bobby Angel explores that and more in his new song.
Released in 2021,
The Green Album is a tribute to nature.
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Play selected songs and interviews (below)
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More about the Green Album:
Welcome to Bobby Angel’s second studio album, The Green Album. The some eleven (some say 12) songs that follow are a tribute to nature, and an ode to what the Nature Folk Movement (NFM) is all about. In typical Bobby Angel form, the artist wasn’t even aware he was doing a second album until, in an unexpected wave of inspiration, the final song came to life. Preserved is what the critics are calling a literary and musical masterpiece, a rare gem of a song that both summarizes and challenges everything that came before. To quote Bobby Angel, “- On songs like Preserved I’m just along for the ride. All credit goes to my muse.” Other hit songs on the album include The Lusitania – a statement song meant to unseat the Titanic as the top maritime disaster of our collective consciousness – and the haunting tale of a small patch of woods called Ugliest Forest. Bobby Angel brings it on this album, like only Bobby Angel can.
P.S. It also features Bobby Angel’s first anti-war protest song.
This debut LP explores …
The meaning of saying goodbye.
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Play selected songs and interviews (below)
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More about New Pangaea:
Farewells are both an end and a new beginning.
Bobby Angel’s rocked the Nature Folk world with his debut album and masterpiece New Pangaea. Part Vinyl 33-speed LP, part live campfire event and part narrative history, Bobby Angel simultaneously rekindles and revolutionizes the album genre. Side A of New Pangaea starts where it all started with Bobby Angel – Marsha Marsha – and ends with perhaps Bobby Angel’s most inspirational ode to taking the moral high ground when it comes to fighting for and protecting nature. The songs in between provide a deeply rousing and introspective look into what it takes to live in harmony with the natural world. Remember the magic of turning over to Side B of a 33-speed Vinyl LP? And the climactic concuding song at the end? Think Bob Dylan’s Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands from Blonde on Blonde, or Jungleland at the end of Bruce Springsteen’s Born To Run. The eponymously named New Pangaea at the end of Side B does not disappoint.
While you never quite know …
When (or where) inspiration may strike:
All artists need a place to bring it all home.
That’s where my studio comes in.
What is my studio? It’s where I both create new content and organize my anthology, and most of share what I’m doing and have done with my fans. Part sanctuary and part a work-in-progress, it’s the hub where the rubber meets the road and my art comes to life. Otherwise and without it, all my songs would have drifted indifferently into the universe and, with even more certainty, neither of my two albums would have ever come to life.
You wouldn't believe it.
In the 1850s, a man named Aaron Cloud, one of the town’s first dreamers, raised a 160-foot wooden tower at the summit.
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