Lawrence Hammond

Associated with Mad River during the Summer of Love; released the solo album Coyote’s Dream (the subject of the provided review) and a second solo album many years later in 2012.

Coyote’s Dream is presented as an intimate, contemplative album that moves between ambient atmospheres and contemporary folk. The review praises slow, hypnotic rhythms, sparse arrangements, and an evocative connection to nature and landscape. Recommended for listeners who favor introspective, non-commercial songwriting and meditative listening experiences.

For:Fans of ambient and contemporary folk; listeners who enjoy introspective, narrative music and 1960s psych-folk.