Keep Your Courage

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Keep Your Courage
Natalie Merchant - Keep Your Courage.jpg
Studio album by
Natalie Merchant
ReleasedApril 14, 2023 (2023-04-14)
Recorded2019–2022
StudioGuilford Sound, Guilford, Vermont, United States
Genre
Length54:38
LanguageEnglish
Label Nonesuch
Producer Natalie Merchant
Natalie Merchant chronology
Butterfly
(2017)		Keep Your Courage
(2023)
Singles from Keep Your Courage
  1. "Come On, Aphrodite"
    Released: February 15, 2023
  2. "Tower of Babel"
    Released: March 30, 2023
  3. "Big Girls"
    Released: April 18, 2023

Keep Your Courage is the eighth studio album by American singer-songwriter Natalie Merchant, released on April 14, 2023, by Nonesuch Records. It is her first full-length studio album since 2014's Natalie Merchant and Merchant also promoted the release with a tour, accompanied on some dates by a symphony orchestra. The album has received positive reviews, but faced criticism for its tone and length.

Contents

Composition and recording

After several years of focusing on being a single mother, Merchant returned to songwriting as an emotional outlet, composing songs for Keep Your Courage beginning in late 2020 or early 2021. [2] These represented the first songs that Merchant had written in six years. [3] The album is a song cycle built around the concept of having a courageous heart, [4] and is a concept album composed entirely of love songs, which Merchant was inspired to write after having surgery for ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament [5] as well as an anaplasmosis infection that led to sepsis [6] and experiencing healing from love and care by others. [7] [8] Lyrics discuss feelings of isolation that she had during the COVID-19 pandemic [9] and the album also explores political themes and feminism [10] and womanhood. [11] Many of the songs are written about or to fictional or mythological characters, which is a songwriting tool that Merchant uses to approach contemporary issues. [8] [12] She also read mythology during the pandemic, as it felt like a mythological event to her. [13]

In-studio recordings only featured up to five persons at a time due to COVID restrictions, so the resulting music was made with layering recordings. [2] The cover is a photograph of a statue of Joan of Arc that Merchant found many years prior and kept. [14]

Release and promotion

"I was raising my daughter, and I'm a single mom... My days are so full that it never occurred to me that I should sit down and write a song. I was just focused on so many other things. It's an indulgence to sit down with the piano and sing. It got to the point where I forgot that I was a songwriter, or that I could write songs."

—Merchant on her extended absence from performing, recording, and songwriting, leading up to Keep Your Courage and its subsequent tour [15]

Two singles preceded the album's release: "Come On, Aphrodite" on February 15, 2023, and "Tower of Babel" on March 30, 2023. [16] [17] Merchant participated in a promotion with Uncut to answer fans' questions [18] that ran in the June 2023 issue. [13] She also hosted a set on WDST, Radio Woodstock on April 15. [19] On April 18, 2023, Merchant released a third single off of the album, "Big Girls". [20]

Merchant withheld the release for almost a year in order to safely tour around the COVID-19 pandemic. [21] Beginning in May 2022, Merchant took the music from this album and prepared it for an orchestral arrangement. [22] The promotional tour was her first long-term tour in almost a decade [23] and found Merchant accompanied by a string quartet on all dates. [22] Merchant also performed on Good Morning America on June 20. [24]

In the table below, entries with an asterism (⁂) feature an orchestra.

Tour dates to support Keep Your Courage
DateCityCountryVenueAccompaniment
April 14, 2023Poughkeepsie, New YorkUnited States of America Bardavon 1869 Opera House —
April 15, 2023—
April 18, 2023Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Byham Theater —
April 19, 2023Charlottesville, Virginia Paramount Theater —
April 21, 2023Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kimmel Cultural Campus —
April 22, 2023Hershey, Pennsylvania Hershey Theatre —
April 24, 2023Greenville, South Carolina Peace Center Concert Hall —
April 26, 2023Clearwater, Florida Ruth Eckerd Hall —
April 27, 2023⁂Fort Lauderdale, Florida Au-Rene Theater at Broward Center for the Performing Arts South Florida Symphony Orchestra [25]
April 28, 2023St. Augustine, Florida St. Augustine Amphitheatre —
April 30, 2023⁂Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Symphony Hall Atlanta Symphony Orchestra [2]
May 9, 2023Portland, Maine Merrill Auditorium —
May 10, 2023Boston, Massachusetts Emerson Colonial Theatre —
May 11, 2023—
May 13, 2023Cleveland, Ohio KeyBank State Theatre —
May 14, 2023Cincinnati, Ohio Taft Theatre —
May 16, 2023Carmel, Indiana The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts —
May 17, 2023Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan Theater —
May 19, 2023Chicago, Illinois The Chicago Theatre —
May 20, 2023Milwaukee, Wisconsin Pabst Theater —
June 2, 2023⁂New York City, New York Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center The Knights [26]
June 3, 2023⁂The Knights [26]
June 22, 2023⁂St. Louis, Missouri Stifel Theatre St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
June 25, 2023⁂Newark, New Jersey NJPAC Orchestra of St. Luke's [27]
June 28, 2023⁂Providence, Rhode Island Veterans Memorial Auditorium Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra [28]
June 30, 2023⁂Washington, D. C. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts National Symphony Orchestra [2]
July 1, 2023⁂National Symphony Orchestra [2]
July 8, 2023⁂Chautauqua, New York Chautauqua Institution Amphitheater Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra [29]
September 20, 2023Spokane, Washington Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox —
September 22, 2023Woodinville, Washington Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery —
September 23, 2023Portland, Oregon Keller Auditorium —
September 26, 2023San Francisco, California The Masonic —
September 27, 2023Saratoga, California The Mountain Winery —
September 29, 2023San Diego, CaliforniaHumphrey's Concerts by the Bay—
September 30, 2023Los Angeles, California Walt Disney Concert Hall —
October 31, 2023BerlinGermany Theater des Westens —
November 2, 2023London, EnglandUnited Kingdom London Palladium —
November 3, 2023—
November 5, 2023Glasgow, Scotland Glasgow Royal Concert Hall —
November 6, 2023Manchester, England O2 Apollo Manchester —
November 8, 2023 [9] DublinIreland 3Olympia —
November 11, 2023Bath, EnglandUnited Kingdom The Forum —
November 13, 2023AmsterdamThe Netherlands Carré Theatre —
November 14, 2023BrusselsBelgium Cirque Royal —

Reception

Keep Your Courage received positive reviews from critics noted at review aggregator Metacritic. It has a weighted average score of 78 out of 100, based on seven reviews. [30] In No Depression , Jim Shahen characterizes this release as "full of ambitious musical passages, thoughtful lyrics, and fantastic vocal performances centered on the need for love and meaningful human connection". [1] PopMatters' Steve Horowitz rated Keep Your Courage a seven out of 10, noting an "alchemy" between the musicians and styles, but critiquing that Merchant "would be better if Merchant lightened up a bit... She would be more honest if she were funnier, and this would make her morals easier to digest." [7] Tom Dunne of The Irish Examiner listed this as one of his six favorite albums of the year so far in mid-April 2023. [31] John Murphy of musicOMH gave the album three out of five stars, praising individual tracks, but noting that "there are a couple of tracks that veer towards the forgettable, and the overall downbeat tempo of the album as a whole may test the patience of some listeners". [32] In The Daily Telegraph , Neil McCormick rated this album four out of five stars, praising "the cohesive, eternal quality of Merchant's ability to weave romantic, folk-rock ballads rich with organ, brass, and tidal waves of strings all anchored to simple piano melodies". [33] Editors at AllMusic Guide scored this release four out of five stars, with critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine praising the music for "celebrat[ing] compassion, empathy, and inspiration" while being "stately and sober", with "Merchant's inherently warm, empathetic voice keep[ing] the album from seeming still in its quiet moments". [34] Graham Reid of The New Zealand Herald included this in his favorite albums of 2023. [35] Editors at AllMusic included this among their favorite singer-songwriter music albums of 2023. [36]

Track listing

All songs written by Natalie Merchant, except where noted

  1. "Big Girls" – 4:56
  2. "Come On, Aphrodite" – 5:21
  3. "Sister Tilly" – 7:42
  4. "Narcissus" – 6:02
  5. "Hunting the Wren" (Ian Lynch) – 5:47
  6. "Guardian Angel" – 5:56
  7. "Eye of the Storm" – 5:30
  8. "Tower of Babel" – 2:28
  9. "Song of Himself" – 4:51
  10. "The Feast of Saint Valentine" – 6:06

Vinyl edition bonus tracks

  2. "Spring & Fall: To a Young Child" – 3:03 (from Leave Your Sleep , 2010)
  3. "Butterfly" – 5:39 (from Butterfly , 2017)
  4. "Giving Up Everything" – 4:20 (from Natalie Merchant , 2014)
  5. "Frozen Charlotte" – 5:58 (from Butterfly, 2017)

Personnel

Chart performance

Keep Your Courage debuted on the mid-week UK Albums Chart at 14, [37] but ended up placing 58 when the chart was published.

Chart performance for Keep Your Courage
ChartPeakDuration (weeks)
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders) [38] 732
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) [39] 261
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100) [40] 321
Hungarian Albums (MAHASZ) [41] 72
Scottish Albums (OCC) [42] 52
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade) [43] 451
UK Albums (OCC) [44] 581 [45]

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