If I Let It Quiet is the fourth album by the Salt Lake City-based singer-songwriter Josaleigh Pollett, and as is expected by this point in a career that has stretched for over fifteen years, including a fruitful run of releases with producer and co-writer Jordan Watko. The latest project is an absolute treasure trove of textural, dynamic and living electronic pop music.
With every new expression of yourself comes a fresh set of challenges to face, and the new LP was born out of a stretch of separation, with Watko relocating to Japan, the duo found themselves separated by oceans, destined to transmit and create over great distances, describing it as a cross-continent collaboration.
If I Let It Quiet crackles into life with lo-fi…
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