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One of the many cool elements of Lyrics as Poetry, a new bi-annual hardbound print magazine freshly delivered this week from the New York printers and set to make a sonorous summer impact, is the blank, lined “Notes” grid that takes up the final inside page. Because the content gathered for Vol. 1 is indeed of a sort that will inspire many to want to scribble down their reactive thoughts.
As envisioned by The Hollywood Reporter assignment editor Erik Hayden and alternative folk singer-songwriter Sara Noelle, the idea here is to offer a far-distant oasis from the cluttered layout of song-lyric pages on the web, as well as afford lyrics the equivalent of a proper gallery-viewing space for paintings.
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