Releases March 19, 2021.
Written, performed and produced by The Canoes: Chris Barron, Arne Hovda, Erik Norvald Røe, and Hans Petter Aaserud
℗2021 ECR Music Group. All Rights Reserved.
01. I Don’t Wanna Wake Up (3:46)
02. Where Do I Begin (3:15)
03. I Put My Headphones On (3:49)
04. Island Of Lost Things (3:40)
05. Nostalgia Kills (4:19)
06. Tomorrow Is Breaking (feat. John Doe) (2:41)
07. There’s Nothing I Can Do (3:13)
08. 25 Cents (The End Is Near) (3:17)
09. The Party’s Over, Party Girl (3:54)
10. Forbidden Thoughts Of Youth (3:41)
11. Almost Great (2:11)
12. Ooh Child (3:32)
13. Tomorrow Is Breaking (Alternate Fan Duet) (feat. Nicholas Ford) (2:48)
14. The Donor Song (1:46)
15. Don’t Let Us Get Sick (2:38)
16. America Back (Bonus Track) (3:39)
“Jill Sobule can claim her place among the stellar New York singer-songwriters of the last decade. Topical, funny and more than a little poignant . . . grown-up music for an adolescent age.”
—New York Times
“Vocally gifted and lyrically witty . . . a peerless satirist.”
—People Magazine
“A feisty post-punk feminist whose work brings to mind a cross between Liz Phair and Gertrude Stein.”
—The New Yorker
Written by Jill Sobule and Robin Eaton
(Feel My Pain Music/Administered by Bug Music, ASCAP / Left Right Left Publishing/Administered by Bug Music, BMI)
“Where Do I Begin” written by Jill Sobule and Jimmy Rip
(Feel My Pain Music/Administered by Bug Music, ASCAP / Rippertones Music, ASCAP)
“Island Of Lost Things” and “The Donor Song” written by Jill Sobule
(Feel My Pain Music/Administered by Bug Music, ASCAP)
“There’s Nothing I Can Do” written by Jill Sobule and Elise Thoron
(Feel My Pain Music/Administered by Bug Music, ASCAP)
“Ooh Child” written by Stan Vincent
(Kama Sutra Music, BMI / EMI Unart Catalog Music Inc., ASCAP)
“Don’t Let Us Get Sick” written by Warren Zevon
(Zevon Music, BMI)
Jill Sobule: vocals, backing vocals, guitars, programming, melodica, thumb jam, odd iPad sounds, ukulele, percussion
John Doe: vocals
Petra Haden: backing vocals
Ben Lee: backing vocals
Ione Skye Lee: backing vocals
Robin Eaton: backing vocals
Goldie Lee: backing vocals
Georgetta Duncan: backing vocals
Roger Manning: keyboards, piano, organ
Alexander Burke: vibes, keyboards
Ralph Carney: horns
Steve Weisberg: string arrangment
Petra Hayden: violin
Gabe Noel: cello
Richard Barone: vocals, Wurlitzer
Levon Henry: bass clarinet
Wayne Kramer: guitar
Ramage Jacobs: glam lead guitar
Lara Meyerrakten: keyboards
Jordan Katz: horns
Nicholas Ford: vocals, keyboards
Hungry March Band from Brooklyn, NY: brass band
Dave Carpenter: bass
Eric Gardner: drums, percussion
Produced by Ben Jones
“The Donor Song” produced by Alexander Burke
©2018 ECR Music Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
01. Como Dos Extraños (Like Two Strangers) (3:03)
02. Ojos Negros (Dark Eyes) (2:40)
03. Chunga-Changa (2:25)
04. Chiquilín de Bachín (Little Guy at Bachín’s) (4:10)
05. Fumando Espero (Smoking, I Wait) (3:51)
06. Mal de Amores (Lovesickness) (3:52)
07. Silueta Porteña (Buenos Aires Silhouette) (1:45)
08. Romance de Barrio (Neighborhood Romance) (2:27)
09. A la Gran Muñeca (To the Great Doll) (2:19)
10. Y No Puedo Olvidarte (And I Can’t Forget About You) (2:57)
11. Cocodrilo Milonguero (Crocodile Milonguero) (2:05)
12. El Último Café (The Last Coffee) (3:45)
“Como Dos Extraños”
(Warner Chappell Music Argentina c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP)
Music by Pedro Blanco Laurenz (SADAIC)
Lyrics by Jose Maria Contursi (SADAIC)
“Ojos Negros”
Music by Adalgiso Ferraris
Original Russian Lyrics by Yevhen Hrebinka
Spanish Lyrics by Florián Rey
“Chunga-Changa”
(Peermusic III LTD % First Music Publishing / RAO, Macmusic Company / BMI)
Music by Vladimir Shainskij (RAO)
“Chiquilín de Bachín”
(Warner Chappell Music Argentina c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP, Lagos Editorial / SACEM, Editions Latino Americaines / SACEM)
Music by Astor Piazzolla (SACEM)
Lyrics by Horacio Ferrer (SACEM)
“Fumando Espero”
(Alier Editorial / SGAE, Cadencia Editorial / SGAE)
Music by Juan Viladomat Masanas (SGAE), Antonio Jose Gaya Gardus (SGAE) & Juan Jose Molina Sosa (SGAE)
Lyrics by Felix Garzó
“Mal de Amores”
(Editorial Musical Korn Intersong SAIC c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP)
Music by Pedro Blanco Laurenz (SADAIC)
“Silueta Porteña”
(Warner Chappell Music Argentina c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP)
Music by Juan Ventura Cuccaro (SADAIC) & Nicolas Luis Cuccaro (SADAIC)
Lyrics by Orlando D’Aniello (SADAIC) & Ernesto Noli (SADAIC)
“Romance de Barrio”
(Aural Editorial / SADAIC, Editorial Musical Korn Intersong SAIC c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP)
Music by Aníbal Carmelo Troilo (SADAIC)
Lyrics by Homero Manzione (SADAIC)
“A la Gran Muñeca”
(Universal Music Publishing SA / SAYCO)
Music by Jesús Ventura La Laguna (SAYCO)
“Y No Puedo Olvidarte”
(Universal Producciones Musicales / SGAE, Canciones Warner Bros / SGAE)
Music by Armando Oscar Cupo (SGAE)
Lyrics by Mariano Abel Aznar (SGAE)
“Cocodrilo Milonguero”
Music based on “Gena’s Birthday Song” by Vladimir Shainskij (RAO)
“El Último Café”
(Editorial Musical Korn Intersong SAIC c/o W B Music Corp % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / ASCAP, Rightsong Music Inc. % Warner Chappell Music Inc. / BMI, Warner Chappell Music Argentina / SGAE, Canciones Warner Bros / SGAE)
Music by Hector Luciano Stamponi (SADAIC)
Lyrics by Ovidio Catulo Gonzalez Castillo (SADAIC)
All songs arranged by Moshe Shulman
Produced by Moshe Shulman and David Cloyd
Recorded and mixed by Chris Jacobs at the University at Buffalo
Mastered by Blake Morgan at Valiant Recording, NYC
Moshe Shulman: bandoneon
Miguel Benitez: vocals
Victoria Pérez-Maggiolo: vocals
Chris Vasquez: vocals
Miranda Shulman: violin
Antoine Lefebvre: violin
Sonsoles Llodra: violin
Ivan Docenko: piano
James Marone: double bass
Art direction by David Cloyd & Kathy Kastan
Cover art and interior art by Kathy Kastan
Production design by David Cloyd
©2018 Hook & Ladder Records under exclusive license to ECR Music Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
01. Mother Mother (3:17)
02. Navy Bean (4:26)
03. Tell It To The Sky (feat. Nicole Atkins) (4:33)
04. Kisses (feat. Rachael Yamagata) (2:51)
05. Brain Crack (feat. Kathryn Calder) (3:25)
06. The One (4:59)
07. One Hit Wonder (3:40)
08. Sharks Can’t Sleep (feat. Tanya Donnelly) (5:11)
09. Bulldog (2:58)
10. Every Breath (feat. Kay Hanley) (1:48)
11. 30 Seconds (feat. Angie Hart) (3:16)
12. The Real (feat. Sadie Dupuis) (3:22)
13. Free (3:56)
(Four Stars) “Tracy Bonham’s 1996 debut The Burdens of Being Upright turned Gen-X jitters and Berklee-honed chops into alt-rock gold. 20 years later, Bonham has re-imagined the album, pulling its songs apart and inviting a few pals (Belly’s Tanya Donnelly, Letters to Cleo’s Kay Hanley, the New Pornographers’ Kathryn Calder and more) to help put them back together. The radio hit “Mother Mother,” originally a frayed-nerves blast through early-adulthood angst, turns into a blues-tinged mosey through 2017’s magnified anxieties (“Trump is trending,” she laments); “Navy Bean,” originally a punky corker, stretches out its spindly lick over stomping drums; “The Real” gets a lift from rich harmonies (courtesy of Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis) and swirling distortion. Modern Burdens is a lovingly penned postcard to Bonham’s past self, and a fascinating look at where she’s at right now.” —Rolling Stone
Written by Tracy Bonham
(Darn Darn Dan Dan Broke The Bubby / Universal Music Group, ASCAP)
Tracy Bonham: vocals, background vocals, guitar, violin, strings, piano, synth, bass guitar, drums, drum programming
Jeff Turlik: guitar
Chris Dyas: guitar
Andrew Sherman: organ
John Wlaysewski: guitar, loops, synths, bass guitar, bass synth, synthesizer, samples, drums, drum loops, drum machine, drum programming, percussion, tambourine
Joe Magistro: drums
Konrad Meissner: drums
Todd Perlmutter: drums
Nicole Atkins: vocals on “Tell It To The Sky”
Kathryn Calder: vocals, piano, and keyboards on “Brain Crack”
Tanya Donnelly: vocals on “Sharks Can’t Sleep”
Sadie Dupuis: vocals and guitar on “The Real”
Kay Hanley: vocals on “Every Breath”
Angie Hart: vocals on “30 Seconds”
Rachael Yamagata: vocals on “Kisses”
Olive Hui: background vocals
PledgeMusic Background Vocalists: Howard Frankel, John Hernandez, Caspi Oron, Gillian Clopton, Ingelin Sandtorp Olsen, Matthew Velazquez, Leanna Phifer, Kate Eppers, Vincent Earle, Stitch Mayo, David Young, Katia Dotto, Nick Ford, Renee Valdez, Jem Boere, and Christopher Elliot
Lisa Stockton-Wilson: background vocals
Recorded, mixed, and produced by John Wlaysewski
“Mother Mother” recorded and mixed by Todd Perlmutter at Captain’s Cove Studios
“One Hit Wonder” (drums) and “The One” recorded by Peter Fox at Pearl St Studios
“Sharks Can’t Sleep” (lead vocal) recorded by Scott Janowitz at Appletone Studios
“Every Breath” (lead vocal) recorded by Michael Eisenstein at Death Star Studio
“30 Seconds” (lead vocal) recorded by Bill McDonald at The Scouthall
“30 Seconds” (drums) recorded live by Dave Cook at Levon Helm Studios
“30 Seconds” post-production drum mixing by Jesse Cannon
Mastered by Kevin Salem at The Distortion Tank
Cover illustration by Wendy MacNaughton
Design by John Givens
©2017 A Woody Hollow under exclusive license to ECR Music Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
01. Leave It All Behind (2:47)
02. The Hard Part (3:37)
03. Learn To Bend (4:54)
04. You Win (4:43)
05. Saltwater Breeze (5:10)
06. That’s The Way (4:12)
07. The Fight (3:28)
08. Losing Faith (3:07)
09. Camouflage (4:25)
10. Joy (3:29)
“A sparkling debut . . . I love this songwriter!” —No Depression
“Yearning Americana for you . . . courtesy of US songwriter Miles East. Comparisons for this one include Dawes, Jason Isbell and Ray LaMontagne. [We’re] delighted….” —Songwriting Magazine
“A turning point in this artist’s career from being a drummer on national tours, to committing solely to his passion for singing and songwriting. His sound completely his own….” —Dan’s Papers
Written by Miles East
(Peltone Lily Music, BMI)
“That’s The Way” written by Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
(Superhype Publishing Inc. c/o WB Music Corp. / Warner Chappell Music Inc., ASCAP)
Produced by Blake Morgan
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Blake Morgan at Valiant Recording, NYC
Miles East: lead and background vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, drums, percussion
Mike Errico: acoustic guitar, electric guitar, resonator guitar, lap steel guitar, percussion
Blake Morgan: bass guitar, piano, reed organ, background vocals
Photography by Taylor Ballantyne
Art direction by Blake Morgan, Miles East and David Cloyd
Production Design by David Cloyd
©2016 ECR Music Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.