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If you had asked Bethany Cosentino - best known for the last decade and a half as the front woman of acclaimed band <a href="spotify:artist:5YkBrE0wF8cAlq3GCOw5Eu" data-name="Best Coast">Best Coast</a>- a few years ago if she was going to make a solo album, the answer would have been a quick “no.” But then - everything changed. Literally - everything.
The list is long and we all know it: a global pandemic; climate change ravaging the world; a diseased patriarchy stomping daily on democracy and basic human rights; countless national tragedies; a never-ending, pervasive sense of doom. It’s against this backdrop that Cosentino was forced to take stock of it all and jump off the merry-go-round of countless album cycles and tours to say “what the f*ck am I doing with my life?”
This was the moment when she finally decided to usher in change and make her debut solo album - Natural Disaster. In a departure from the understated indie-pop she’s long delivered, Cosentino matches her lyrical reflections with a radiant form of pop-rock inspired by many of her most essential influences (powerhouse singer/songwriter/guitarists like <a href="spotify:artist:4KDyYWR7IpxZ7xrdYbKrqY" data-name="Bonnie Raitt">Bonnie Raitt</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:4TKTii6gnOnUXQHyuo9JaD" data-name="Sheryl Crow">Sheryl Crow</a>, ’90s country icons, Lilith Fair). Intensely intimate yet rooted in universal truth, Natural Disaster ultimately reveals Cosentino as an artist with a rare capacity to transform the way we navigate the fast-changing world around us. It’s an album of gritty luminosity, one that expands Cosentino’s relatable point of view and showcases her growth as a songwriter and lyricist.
The list is long and we all know it: a global pandemic; climate change ravaging the world; a diseased patriarchy stomping daily on democracy and basic human rights; countless national tragedies; a never-ending, pervasive sense of doom. It’s against this backdrop that Cosentino was forced to take stock of it all and jump off the merry-go-round of countless album cycles and tours to say “what the f*ck am I doing with my life?”
This was the moment when she finally decided to usher in change and make her debut solo album - Natural Disaster. In a departure from the understated indie-pop she’s long delivered, Cosentino matches her lyrical reflections with a radiant form of pop-rock inspired by many of her most essential influences (powerhouse singer/songwriter/guitarists like <a href="spotify:artist:4KDyYWR7IpxZ7xrdYbKrqY" data-name="Bonnie Raitt">Bonnie Raitt</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:4TKTii6gnOnUXQHyuo9JaD" data-name="Sheryl Crow">Sheryl Crow</a>, ’90s country icons, Lilith Fair). Intensely intimate yet rooted in universal truth, Natural Disaster ultimately reveals Cosentino as an artist with a rare capacity to transform the way we navigate the fast-changing world around us. It’s an album of gritty luminosity, one that expands Cosentino’s relatable point of view and showcases her growth as a songwriter and lyricist.
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