Sufjan Stevens – A Sun Came

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Artist: Sufjan Stevens

Title: A Sun Came

Year: 2004

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Tracklist

  • 1. We Are What You Say (5:20)
  • 2. A Winner Needs a Wand (5:44)
  • 3. Rake (2:48)
  • 4. Siamese Twins (0:15)
  • 5. Demetrius (6:01)
  • 6. Dumb I Sound (5:48)
  • 7. Wordsworth's Ridge (for Fran Fike) (4:54)
  • 8. Belly Button (0:09)
  • 9. Rice Pudding (2:24)
  • 10. A Loverless Bed (without remission) (6:17)
  • 11. Godzukie (0:36)
  • 12. SuperSexyWoman (2:42)
  • 13. The Oracle Said Wander (5:39)
  • 14. Happy Birthday (2:45)
  • 15. Jason (6:10)
  • 16. Kill (4:26)
  • 17. Leil (5:38)
  • 18. A Sun Came (2:11)
  • 19. Satan's Saxophones (2:31)
  • 20. Joy! Joy! Joy! (3:23)
  • 21. Rake (Greenpoint version) (3:02)

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Artist Bio

Sufjan Stevens is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Michigan, known for blending folk, indie rock, and electronic music since his debut in 2000. He first released music on Asthmatic Kitty, a label he co-founded, and gained wider attention with albums like *Michigan* and *Illinois*, the latter showcasing his lush arrangements and narrative songwriting. Stevens is recognized for his prolific output and experimental approach, often playing a wide range of instruments himself and collaborating with artists such as Angelo De Augustine. He received critical acclaim and an Academy Award nomination for his song "Mystery of Love" from the *Call Me by Your Name* soundtrack. Fans of artists like Iron & Wine, Bon Iver, and Elliott Smith may find his intimate, inventive style especially appealing.

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