Sanatçının Albümleri
Alluvium
2022 · albüm
Earth
2022 · single
Bell Toll
2022 · single
Heaven
2022 · single
The Wedding Song
2021 · single
Alluvium
2021 · single
Health
2019 · albüm
Talk Talk Talk
2019 · single
Health
2019 · single
Impossible
2019 · single
Twins (C Duncan Remix)
2018 · single
Remixes
2017 · mini albüm
Like You Do
2017 · single
Like You Do (Dutch Uncles Remix)
2017 · single
Wanted to Want It Too (Maps Remix)
2016 · single
The Midnight Sun
2016 · albüm
Wanted to Want It Too
2016 · single
On Course
2016 · single
EP
2016 · mini albüm
For (Autumn Rebuild)
2015 · single
Architect (Expanded Edition)
2015 · albüm
Architect
2015 · albüm
Garden
2015 · single
Here to There
2015 · single
Say
2015 · single
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Christopher Duncan, who performs as C Duncan, is a Scottish composer and multi-instrumentalist whose classical music upbringing seeps into his sophisticated, billowy indie pop creations. Emerging in 2015 with the Mercury Prize-nominated Architect, his lush bedroom pop became more expansive and elaborately produced on subsequent outings like Health (2019) and Alluvium (2022). Raised in Glasgow by two classical musicians, Duncan studied piano and viola before taking up guitar, bass, and drums in his teens, eventually studying music composition at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Assembling his songs one instrument at a time in a home studio, he submitted a demo to FatCat Records, which signed the young craftsman in 2013. His first single, the sublime "For," was released late the following year, and his artful debut album, Architect, arrived in the summer of 2015, receiving a Mercury Prize nomination. Duncan moved quickly on his follow-up, releasing The Midnight Sun in October 2016. Its title comes from an episode of the early-'60s sci-fi anthology series The Twilight Zone which also informed the tone and sequence of the album. Like his debut, it made a Top Ten showing on the U.K. Indie charts. Changing tack, Duncan worked with producer Craig Potter (Elbow) to create his more sonically varied and deeply personal third album, 2019's Health. It would be his last outing for FatCat, and in 2021 Duncan announced he'd joined Bella Union's roster. His first release for the label was 2022's hopeful and radiant Alluvium, an album he again produced and recorded on his own. ~ Marcy Donelson, Rovi