“The land, the water and the sky, those are the things that are important to me.' Katherine Paul’s third studio album was inspired by her journey home to Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in Puget Sound, after 13 years in Portland.
“Spaces” started out as a delicate vocal melody — just a few whispered notes that came to singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Katherine Paul while holed up in her Portland bedroom during the early days of the pandemic.
“I wanted ‘Spaces’ to be a healing song,” Paul, who performs as Black Belt Eagle Scout and goes by the initials KP, said via video call in late January. “So I asked my parents to sing with me. Recorded in a studio just north of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in Washington, where KP grew up, “Spaces” acts not only as the emotional climax of Black Belt Eagle Scout’s new album, “The Land, The Water, The Sky,” but also represents the musical culmination of an artist’s journey home.
As its title implies, “The Land, The Water, The Sky” — released Friday on Saddle Creek Records — is rooted in the natural world. Across its 12 tracks and the accompanying videos released so far, KP takes listeners on an immersive tour of Swinomish, evoking imagery of distant treelines, a narrow footpath snaking through a densely forested area, salmon swimming upstream, a multicoloured sky at sunset.
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