Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve reached our last Glassetonbury round of the year! Volume 4 Champion Cam Be takes on Volume 6 Champion Huxley Sun in our final matchup of 2021.
Let’s take one last look at our bracket:
The winner of this week’s Championship Round will win an interview in a future edition of Glasse Factory Magazine, as well as more fun details to be announced later. Voting for this round will close on Saturday, November 6th at 1:00 p.m. CST and is limited to one vote per IP address per 24 hours.
Campaign for your favorite on social media and in the comments below!
_______________
“Right Now” – Cam Be x Neak x Sam Trump
defeated Vol. 5 Champion TJA in the Elite Eight
defeated Vol. 1 Champion Sam The Astronaut in the Final Four
“Right Now” is the sixth track from Chicago-based artist Cam Be‘s 2020 album “Summer in September” and won Glassetonbury, Vol. 4. Bolstered by a bouncing bass line and garnished with a lavish arrangement of horns — which particularly spotlight Sam Trump‘s chops on trumpet — the song carries the heart of a 70’s soul song, offered through the musical lens of a jazzier Mac Miller track. Neak also comes to the table with a nice verse that acts as a perfect musical counterweight to Cam Be’s more mellow vocals.
— vs. —
“Waves and Walls” — Huxley Sun
defeated Vol. 3 Champion Brian Elliot in the Elite Eight
defeated Vol. 7 Champion Distressed Damsels in the Final Four
Warsaw, Poland-based indie-folk project Huxley Sun — the brainchild of Argentinian multi-instrumentalist Federico Carpi — delivers lush arrangements with strings and pianos that fuse together to capture the kind of beauty one might expect from singer-songwriters like Novo Amor. His nuanced indie-folk song “Waves and Walls” won Volume 6 of Glassetonbury, and it features immersive, intimate movement in the background. There’s a swelling tension that may draw comparisons to Bon Iver.
_______________
Don’t forget to follow our Glassetonbury: Hall of Fame playlist on Spotify!
Leave a comment