‘A Journey Too Far’ is out on 10th
February 2014. The fifth studio LP from Benedic
Lamdin under his main Nostalgia 77 moniker,
this album finds the respected producer, composer, songwriter and
guitarist further developing his creative partnership with rising
German singer Josa Peit, whose rich, quirky lead
vocals grace nine of the 11 tracks; with country-soul supremo Jeb
Loy Nichols (Island) singing the remaining two in his loose
and charismatic style.
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s
intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the
delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What
Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the
record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s
jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like
“Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a
Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and
classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”;
seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such
as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One”
and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which
closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
‘A Journey Too Far’ is out on 10th February 2014. The fifth studio LP from Benedic Lamdin under his main Nostalgia 77 moniker,
this album finds the respected producer, composer, songwriter and
guitarist further developing his creative partnership with rising German
singer Josa Peit, whose rich, quirky lead vocals grace nine of the 11 tracks; with country-soul supremo Jeb Loy Nichols (Island) singing the remaining two in his loose and charismatic style.
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
‘A Journey Too Far’ is out on 10th February 2014. The fifth studio LP from Benedic Lamdin under his main Nostalgia 77 moniker,
this album finds the respected producer, composer, songwriter and
guitarist further developing his creative partnership with rising German
singer Josa Peit, whose rich, quirky lead vocals grace nine of the 11 tracks; with country-soul supremo Jeb Loy Nichols (Island) singing the remaining two in his loose and charismatic style.
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
‘A Journey Too Far’ is out on 10th February 2014. The fifth studio LP from Benedic Lamdin under his main Nostalgia 77 moniker,
this album finds the respected producer, composer, songwriter and
guitarist further developing his creative partnership with rising German
singer Josa Peit, whose rich, quirky lead vocals grace nine of the 11 tracks; with country-soul supremo Jeb Loy Nichols (Island) singing the remaining two in his loose and charismatic style.
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
Gripping instrumentals, deft production and Peit’s intuitive vocals lend this album an enigmatic pull, from the delightful bobbing and weaving intro of first track “What Do You Know” and throughout the ebb and flow of the record. Horn arrangements, which hint at Nostalgia 77’s jazz roots, add a strident quality to blues excursions like “Backlash” and “Your Love Weighs a Tonne”, “Ramshackle Rose” and classic-sounding Jeb Loy Nichols number “Don’t Run”; seamlessly interplaying with delicate, acoustic guitar-led songs such as “Crescent City”, the fresh-faced “One” and the delicate, dark lullaby “Like Dark To Light” which closes the album in a sense of beautiful suspense.
Buy it from iTunes, Amazon or Etch Shop
- See more at: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/news/article/nostalgia-77-a-journey-too-far-out-now#sthash.19GtuBuY.dpuf
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