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Rain Perry - The Shopkeeper (Film Review)

August 08, 2017 by Rich Barnard in Film Review, Americana, Folk, Singer-Songwriter

Anyone who’s ever financed the recording of their own album will know that there are certain things that really ought to matter, and The Shopkeeper is a stark reminder of those things.  People matter.  Can you think of an app that can replicate the relationships between songwriter, musician, producer and engineer?  Thought not.  Places matter.  Can you imagine The Beatles without Abbey Road?  Nope, neither can I.  Things matter.  If you’re making an album, why wouldn’t you want to make it into a something you can hold in your hands?  Musicians today find themselves in a world where people, places and things appear to all matter a little less than they once did and The Shopkeeper pushes us, ever so gently, to consider the consequences.

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August 08, 2017 /Rich Barnard
Rain Perry, Ani DiFranco, Tom Russell, Sara Hickman
Film Review, Americana, Folk, Singer-Songwriter
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