HOMEWORLD

Flight Call featured in Large Hearted Boy Blog

• "I think sometimes people forget how vulnerable it is to express hope,  genuine hope, for individuals and for humanity. For me, over the last  few years, it has been very hard to access hope, but albums like Homeworld have helped coax me out of the endless news reels and gloomy puddles of  consciousness enough so that I can function again. "

• "Flight Call’s debut  avant-pop album (the conceptual project of writer and musician Tai  Woodville) came at just the right time. It’s a gorgeous, shimmery,  uplifting ray of hope, and one I return to now whenever I’m feeling low.  ["A Piece of the Map"] makes me think of the best parts of  community—being there for each other, desiring the best for one another,  helping, celebrating." 

• "I love how expansive it feels, like the song  itself is reaching out, drawing us all together. 'The song is about our  interconnectivity and the interdependence of all life,' says Woodville,  in her interview with Andrea Janda for Vortex. In writing Sift,  I was also thinking about hope in terms of interconnectivity. The  community that the characters find is not one that was expected, but one  they are grateful for nonetheless." 

-Alissa Hattman (author, SIFT)

Flight Call joins Honest Jams Podcast hosts, Portland musicians, Walker & Ayal, to share stories, songs & conversation.