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Salt and Wood by The Blue Moss—one ribbon mic in an Asheville barn, a barking dog kept in the bridge as harmony.
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“Salt and Wood” was recorded with one ribbon microphone between two voices in an Asheville barn. A dog barks during the bridge, and they kept it.
Recorded in October with the doors open wide. The barn holds all the harmonies.
No isolation booths, no overdubs. Just one microphone and two voices in a wooden room.
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