Robert Ellis is redefining himself with Yesterday's News- a record of unhurried meditations delivered by an artist learning to slow down and appreciate the tiny miracles that make life worth living. Hailed by NPR for his "musical daring and impeccable song craft," and Rolling Stone for his "sharp eye for storytelling," Ellis recorded Yesterday's News to tape in just two days, embracing a raw minimalism that prizes patience and restraint above all else: "close your eyes and drift into a dream." Hailed by NPR for his "musical daring and impeccable song craft," and Rolling Stone for his "sharp eye for storytelling," Ellis recorded Yesterday's News to tape in just two days, embracing a raw minimalism that prizes patience and restraint above all else: "close your eyes and drift into a dream."
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Robert Ellis is redefining himself with Yesterday's News- a record of unhurried meditations delivered by an artist learning to slow down and appreciate the tiny miracles that make life worth living. Hailed by NPR for his "musical daring and impeccable song craft," and Rolling Stone for his "sharp eye for storytelling," Ellis recorded Yesterday's News to tape in just two days, embracing a raw minimalism that prizes patience and restraint above all else: "close your eyes and drift into a dream." Hailed by NPR for his "musical daring and impeccable song craft," and Rolling Stone for his "sharp eye for storytelling," Ellis recorded Yesterday's News to tape in just two days, embracing a raw minimalism that prizes patience and restraint above all else: "close your eyes and drift into a dream."
