Noah Kahan - Cape Elizabeth [Aqua]
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Named for a stretch of the Maine coastline, Cape Elizabeth is a short, wintry snapshot of Noah Kahan in the years before his breakthrough. Five songs long, it captures the New England melancholy and wry, unsparing honesty that would later turn Stick Season into a phenomenon.
"Glue Myself Shut" is the standout, a quietly devastating song about shutting people out that remains one of his most beloved early tracks. "Maine" and "Anyway" open up into the sweeping, emotional territory he would explore in depth on later albums, while "A Troubled Mind" and "Close Behind" keep things spare and intimate, built around his voice and acoustic guitar.
For fans who came in with Stick Season or The Great Divide, it is an essential piece of the backstory and a reminder that the songwriting was there from the start.
This 12-inch pressing presents the EP on aqua vinyl, a fitting shade for a record so tied to the Maine coast.