5 Facts About Judee Sill’s Final Album, Heart Food
- Heart Food was Judee Sill’s second and last studio album, released in March 1973 on Asylum Records.
- The album continued her blend of folk, gospel, and baroque pop, with intricate vocal harmonies and piano-driven arrangements.
- Sill wrote and arranged all songs, drawing on her Christian mysticism and personal struggles.
- Despite critical praise, the album sold poorly, and Asylum dropped her soon after.
- Sill died in 1979, leaving Heart Food as her final completed statement.