When Josh Ritter's marriage ended, he scrawled his thoughts and emotions down and turned them into songs. The Beast in Its Tracks, a raw and honest recording, followed. Today's Top Tune is "New Lover."
Josh Ritter
Josh Ritter: New Lover
When Josh Ritter's marriage ended, he scrawled his thoughts and emotions down and turned them into songs. A raw and honest recording followed.
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