Charlie Harding
speaker
3,358 appearances
24 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 2d ago
Charlie Harding’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
So in in addition to the first appearance of Bobby, as I guess we'll call him, uh we also get one of the classic Phoebe Bridgers moves.
It's something you can hear in some of her most popular songs, like I Know the End.
Counterintuitively, you save the biggest moment of the song for the very end and you ride it out into the sunset.
Uh s a similar version of this cathartic coda appears on Kill Me.
I think what the third act reveal accomplishes here and and elsewhere in the Bridgers discography is it takes songs that might feel a little fragmented in some ways and turns them into something that packs like a bigger emotional punch.
And it's also like an element of surprise as well.
Which is doubled in this particular case of kill me.
when she introduces this new voice into the mix.
It actually belongs to the lead singer of Geese, Cameron Winter.
Really?
He's credited on this album as Son Johnson.
Basically the entire internet has concluded that it's Cameron Winter and he'll uh spoiler alert make another appearance later.
So add him to the mix of collaborators, a lot of whom have been working with Phoebe for a while.
We've got Ethan Gruska, Christian Lee Hudson.
Orchestrations.
We've got Rob Moose, uh who was on the show.
Jack Antinoff is here as well.
But now
We've got some new folks in addition.
Cameron Winter, Maya Hawk shows up uh on some of the writing credits in this album.
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