Orton’s 2016 release, “Kidsticks,” marked a deliberate move towards a more electronic sound, showcasing a distinct shift in her musical palette. The album was produced by Orton herself, alongside regular collaborators Jim James and Dave Palmer.
- "Kidsticks" was released on Anti/Epitaph in 2016.
- The album features guest appearances from notable musicians such as Sia and Father John Misty.
- The album received positive reviews, with many critics praising Orton's continued evolution and experimentation.
Beth Orton is a singer-songwriter from the UK, associated with the folktronica and trip-hop scenes. She is known for blending folk and electronic music. Orton released "Kidsticks" in 2016, following her 2012 album "Sugaring Season." This album saw her experimenting with a more electronic sound.
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