Scott Avett produced the LP and lends harmony vocals to the dreamy track, which ponders the mysteries of life
Avett lends harmony vocals to “Roger Ebert,” a pretty, probing ballad that contemplates the mysteries of life. It’s a heavy topic, to be sure, but Clem Snide uses Ebert’s epiphany to make something that is wildly abstract both relatable and comforting.is Clem Snide’s first studio album in five years and arrives after a crisis of conscience for Barzelay, who had to deal with a failing marriage, the dissolution of his band, and imminent bankruptcy.
“I had just hit this low point where I realized I couldn’t do it alone anymore,” Barzelay says in a statement. “I passed along a little message and a new song I wrote to the Avett Brothers’ manager, and Scott wrote me right back to say what a fan he was.”
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