Video: Port St. Willow w/ Peter Silberman - "Calm"

Portland, Oregon's Nick Principe, who records under the moniker Port St. Willow, recorded a Shaking Through session with his childhood friend Peter Silberman of the Antlers this past winter. The result was the stunning and nuanced "Stay Even." The pair recently returned to Philadelphia for a live performance of "Stay Even" and a handful of other tracks at Miner Street Recordings for Weathervane's new Private Studio Concert series, which helps raise money for the organization. After the jump, watch Principe and Silberman tackle the slow-burning and falsetto-laden R&B jam "Calm."

Video: Port St. Willow - "Stay Even"

Shaking Through is an incredible web series that gives emerging independent artists the chance to record in a top of the line studio with top-tier talent. And that's not all. It gives fans an incredibly intimate window to peak inside the minutiae of the recording process. We've seen Sharon Van Etten achieve otherworldly greatness inside this studio and we've experienced awesome collaborations like Floating Action's Seth Kauffman produced by Dr. Dog's Scott McMicken. The series' latest episode features Portland, Oregon's Nick Principe—who records under the moniker Port St. Willow—being produced by his childhood friend Peter Silberman of everybody's favorite Antlers. As usual, the music created within this collaborative experience is a treasure worth watching unfold.

Port St. Willow - "Stay Even" (Shaking Through)