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About M. Ward

M. Ward, a celebrated American singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon, has long been a compelling voice in the indie folk scene. Known for his evocative storytelling and rich, textured soundscapes, Ward crafts music that blends heartfelt narratives with a deep respect for musical tradition. In 2023, he returned with *Supernatural Thing*, his first album of new material in three years, which he describes as a spiritual sequel to his 2005 album *Transistor Radio*. This record explores the mystical connection between music, memory, and the radio waves—a reflection of Ward’s childhood belief in radio as a conduit for supernatural messages.

Prior to this, Ward had a prolific year in 2020 with two distinct releases. *Migration Stories* delves into immigration narratives inspired by his grandfather’s journey from Mexico to the United States, as well as stories from friends and broader immigrant experiences. Later that year, *Think of Spring* honored the iconic Billie Holiday, featuring Ward’s sensitive covers that highlight her lasting influence on his artistry.

*Supernatural Thing* features eight original tracks alongside covers such as David Bowie’s “I Can’t Give Everything Away” and a live rendition of Daniel Johnston’s “Story of an Artist.” The album is enriched by collaborations with notable artists including First Aid Kit, Neko Case, Jim James, Shovels & Rope, and Scott McMicken, adding vibrant layers to its emotional depth. Through his evolving sound and powerful collaborations, M. Ward continues to resonate as a vital figure in modern indie folk music.

Genres

Alternative•American•Blues•Folk & Traditional•Pop