With indie-rock’s icon and gem Jenny Lewis’ always sweet, magnetic ease and wisdom, Vernon’s airy vocals (certain, labile and light,) and Springsteen’s truly classic, grounding voice. The song’s tone of strength and community is set in the artists’ collaboration on the layered collectivist, anti-capitalist protest tune. This undiscovered season sounds shifts in nature and a culmination of elements of all seasons, displaying their next installation: a cinematic, orchestrated, communal one as opposed to their previous more isolated personal works, taking on a slight folk-ish tone. This ‘Season Five’ is now where Bon Iver finds themselves immersed, and expanding from within.
This fifth season pursues Bon Iver’s previous albums thematically, which begins at resting woods and frostbites from For Emma, Forever Ago, to the re-emerging landscapes, blossoming and expansion of Bon Iver, into the harsh uncertainty, fracturing and reinvention under the summer heat of 22, A Million, then winding down into i,i, an autumn’s soft, thoughtful, focused, unsteady drift and understanding.
On “AUATC,” Justin Vernon’s pitched-up vocals carry a soft air as he accompanies confident blossoming strings, shaky morphagene sounds, distant drum hits, and an uplifting, gospel-y piano under gold sunlight as it blows through rustling leaves. SEASON FIVE hints at their next project, these two releases have already exhibited the title’s cinematic meaningfulness, breezing through different seasons, and creations, to lead you into a season of new intricate spaces. “AUATC” alternately titled SEASON FIVE Episode 2 and acronym for Ate Up All Their Cake, follows up ‘pilot’ “PDLIF” (Please Don’t Live in Fear, SEASON FIVE Episode 1).
The beautiful tune was paired with a message from the band on toppling capitalism and greed, and numerous ways to contribute – including links to local, national, and international causes. With an early draft circling the internet in 2018, “AUATC”’s tone swells today the piano-led luminary-filled allegorical piece was officially released on August 5th featuring none other than Bruce Springsteen, Jenny Lewis, Jenn Wasner and Elsa Jensen. A celebration of luminaries and sounds come together Bon Iver on the poetic, piano-led, breezy, and anti-capitalist “AUATC.” follow our Today’s Song(s) playlistīeloved artists and elements of transitioning seasons join in Bon Iver’s “ AUATC,” a beautiful anti-capitalist piece with layers of nostalgic instrumentals, nature-adjacent sounds, varied vocals, and pitch experimentation.
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