On November 3, 2023, Till Lindemann self-released “Zunge”, his debut album. It was recorded 2021 – 2023, and was produced by Sky van Hoff, Daniel Karelly, Olsen Involtini, Lois Cass and Clemens Wijers.
Personnel:
Till Lindemann – vocals
Sky van Hoff – choir, instruments, engineer, mixing
Daniel Karelly – instruments, backing vocals, mixing
Lois Cass – keyboards, programming
Clemens Wijers – instruments, backing vocals, engineer
Marco Bayati – choir, drums, editor
Marco Kollenz – vocals, choir, engineer, editor
Constantin Krieg – keyboards, programming
Martin Te Laak – choir, conductor, arrangements
Aachener Kammenchor – choir, performer
Olsen Involtini – mixing
Svante Forsbäck – mastering
Den Zozulya – artwork
Rocket & Wink – artwork, art direction, design
Gleb Davydov – artwork, concept
Track listing:
All lyrics by Till Lindemann.
Zunge – Daniel Karelly
Sport frei – Sky van Hoff
Altes Fleisch – Sky van Hoff
Übers Meer – Lois Cass, Olsen Involtini
Du hast kein Herz – Sky van Hoff
Tanzlehrerin – Sky van Hoff
Nass – Daniel Karelly
Alles für die Kinder – Clemens Wijers
Schweiß – Sky van Hoff
Lecker – Daniel Karelly
Selbst verliebt (Self-Love) (ends at 2:50) – Olsen Involtini, Daniel Karelly (hidden track, starts at 3:20)
On December 14, 2017, Red Vox self-released the album Another Light. It was recorded in 2017, at “The Red Room” in New York City, and was produced by Joseph Pecora.
Personnel:
Vincent Palmieri – vocals, guitar
Joseph Pecora – bass, guitar
Bill Gagliardi – keyboards
Mike – percussion
Andrea Serrano, B.G., Joyo, Ramey, Same, Stridingcrab – artwork
On August 29, 1989, Kino self-released “The Star is Named Sun”, the seventh bands album. It was recorded in December 1988, at Valeri Leontiev’s studio in Moscow.
On July 8, 2022, Tyshawn Sorey self-released “Mesmerism”, his ninth album (credited to Tyshawn Sorey Trio). It was recorded in May 2021, at “Bunker Studio” in Brooklyn, New York, and was produced by Michael Carvin.
Personnel:
Tyshawn Sorey – drums, executive producer
Aaron Diehl – piano
Matt Brewer – bass
Aaron Nevezie – recording
David Darlington – mixing, mastering
John Rogers – photography
Track listing:
Enchantment – Horace Silver
Detour Ahead – Herb Ellis, Johhny Frigo, Lou Carter
Autumn Leaves – Jacques Prévert, Johnny Mercer, Joseph Kosma
On June 14, 2019, Crumb self-released “Jinx”, band’s debut studio album. It was recorded in 2019, and was produced by Lila Ramani, Bri Aronow, Jesse Brotter and Jonathan Gilad.
Personnel:
Lila Ramani – vocals, guitar
Bri Aronow – synthesizers, keyboard, saxophone
Jesse Brotter – vocals, bass
Jonathan Gilad – drums
Track listing:
All tracks by Lila Ramani, Bri Aronow, Jesse Brotter and Jonathan Gilad.
On June 3, 2015, China Crisis self-released “Autumn in the Neighborhood”, bands seventh album. It was recorded 2014 – 2015, at “The Lab Studio”, “Whitewood Studios”, and “LIPA” in Liverpool, “Bryn Derwen Studios” in Bethesda, Wales, “Rocket Science Studios” in Glasgow, Scotland, “Jan Kisjes Studios” in Dalfsen, Holland.
Personnel:
Eddie Lundon – lead and backing vocals, electric guitar
Gary Daly – vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, synths
Brian McNeil – keyboards, programming
Gary Gazza Johnson – bass guitar
Thomas McConnell – acoustic guitar, bouzouki
Colin Hinds – electric guitar
Stuart Nisbet – guitar, pedal steel guitar
Carl Brown – keyboards, electric guitar
Andy Steele – synth
Chloe Mullett – saxophone, flute, electric piano, tin whistle, arrangements
Chris Hutchinson – bass guitar
Chris Nicholls – bass guitar
Sian Monaghan – drums, percussion
Steve Barney – drums
Kate Walker – oboe
Moly Daly – backing vocals
Maggie Reilly – backing vocals
Nina Jones – backing vocals
Laura Campbell – backing vocals
Sophie Cooke – backing vocals
Paul Mitchell-Davidson – brass arrangements
Steve Parker – recording
Carl Brown – recording
Daniel Woodward – engineer
David Wrench – engineer
James Walsh – engineer
Lance Thomas – engineer
Rob Whiteley – engineer
Tom Ignatius – engineer
Mark Phythian – mixing
Shawn Joseph – mastering
Track listing:
All tracks by Gary Daly, except where noted.
Smile (What Kind of Love Is This)
Down Here on Earth
Autumn in the Neighbourhood
Because My Heart – Gary Daly, Gary Gazza Johnson
Bernard
Joy and the Spark
Being in Love – Brian McNeil, Chris Barlow, Eddie Lundon, Gary Daly, Gary Gazza Johnson
On January 31, 2020, Dune Rats self-released “Hurry Up and Wait”, the second band’s album. It was recorded in 2019, and was produced by Mitch Kenny, James Tidswell, Danny Beus, Brett Jansch, BC Michaels and John Feldman.
Personnel:
Danny Beus – vocals, guitar
Brett Jansch – bass, backing vocals
BC Michaels – drums, backing vocals
Mitch Kenny – engineer
Kris Crummett – mastering
Lee McConnell – artwork
Track listing:
All tracks Danny Beus, Brett Jansch and BC Michaels.
Intro
Bobby D
Rubber Arm
No Plans
Rock Bottom
Crazy
Patience
Bad Habits
Stupid Is as Stupid Does
If My Bong Could Talk
The Skids
Mountain Come and go But Aussie Pub Rock Lives On (Forever)
On January 10, 2020, Cory Wong self-released “Elevator Music for an Elevated Mood”, his fifth studio album. It was recorded in 2019, and was produced by Cory Wong.
Personnel:
Cory Wong – vocals, guitar, bass, piano, synth, percussion, mixing
Phoebe Katis – vocal
Claire Wong – vocal
Ellie Wong – vocal
Rachel Mazer – vocal
Cody Fry – lead vocals, piano, electric piano, synth
Kevin Gastonguay – organ, piano, electric piano, keyboards, synth
Marti Fischer – keyboards, synth
Ben Rector – electric piano
Ricky Peterson – organ
Seth Tackaberry – bass
Kevin MacIntire – bass
Jim Anton – bass
Sonny Thompson – bass
Nate Smith – drums
Jordan Rose – drums
Steve Goold – drums
Petar Janjić – drums
Aaron Sterling – loops
Dave Koz – alto saxophone
Kenny Holman – saxophone
Sam Greenfield – tenor saxophone
Jake Baldwin – trumpet
Matt Salazar – trumpet
Steve Strand – trumpet
Michael Nelson – trombone
Ian Gray – trombone
Alison Comerford – violin, viola
Michael Nelson – horns arrangements
Bill Palmer, Chris Allen, Christian Thomas, John Fields, Matt Patrick – engineer
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