‘Eastwick’ is a slow-builder that showcases Julia’s emotive lilting voice and stellar lyricism. It begins very slowly, simple and sparse, steadily layering on drums, electric guitar and thick distortion, ending in new territory for the Sydney alt-country artist. -Triple J
It might make for good TV
The grieving process for all to see
But I don't want my fathers ashes
Scattered over strangers couches
And it might make for a fun night in if I
Wore a dress and slept with him
But I really hate showing my legs
Even when the Sydney summer begs me
Come on now your roots are showing
Unlike hands your hair keeps growing
Oh now love you could keep on dyeing
I think the truth is more age defying
And in the day when it gets dark
We were just two shelves apart
When we realised, it's not right
You are not in a garden, you are in a store
A single stemmed rose reaching out for more
Did it come as a great shock
When your third love said hey you're not
Gonna get his heart to beat by
Laying offerings at his feet
And in the day when it turned dark
We were two cages apart
When we realised, it's not right
You are not in the wild, you are in a pen
A forgotten sow wondering when you can run
Eastwick was written by Julia Jacklin.
Eastwick was produced by Ben Edwards.
Julia Jacklin released Eastwick on Tue Jun 13 2017.