Midnight Grace Potter
Album info
Album-Release:
2015
HRA-Release:
14.08.2015
Album including Album cover
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- 1 Hot to the Touch 03:31
- 2 Alive Tonight 02:53
- 3 Your Girl 03:39
- 4 Empty Heart 03:16
- 5 The Miner 04:02
- 6 Delirious 04:57
- 7 Look What We've Become 03:12
- 8 Instigators 03:09
- 9 Biggest Fan 03:42
- 10 Low 04:05
- 11 Nobody's Born With a Broken Heart 03:54
- 12 Let You Go 04:15
Info for Midnight
2015 release from the singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Midnight is Potter's first solo album and her first release since she and her band The Nocturnals released The Lion The Beast And The Beat in 2012. Midnight was recorded and mixed at Barefoot Studios in Hollywood with producer Eric Valentine, whose own diverse discography-from Queens of the Stone Age to Nickel Creek-evidences a similarly adventurous spirit and openness to possibility. If Valentine's studio work has a distinguishing characteristic, it's his hard-hitting sonic signature, which is on display throughout Midnight's dozen tracks. The core studio band consisted of Potter and Valentine on most of the instruments, with Burr on drums and percussion. In addition, members of Potter's longtime band The Nocturnals: guitarists Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco and bassist Michael Libramento contributed to the sessions, as well as former tour-mates and friends including singer-songwriter Rayland Baxter, Audra Mae, Noelle Skaggs of Fitz & the Tantrums, Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips, and Nick Oliveri of Queens of the Stone Age.
Grace Sewell
A limber- and soulful-voiced singer from Australia, Grace Sewell, who records as simply Grace, exhibits a strong Amy Winehouse influence in her commanding retro-contemporary R&B style. She was born into a family with professional musician grandparents, and her older brother Conrad Sewell is also a successful songwriter and recording artist. In 2015, at the age of 18, Grace signed with RCA Records and released her debut EP, Memo, which included the single 'You Don't Own Me.' A liberally updated cover of the 1963 Lesley Gore hit with additional lyrics by rapper G-Eazy, it was co-produced by Quincy Jones and Parker Ighile (Rihanna), and garnered millions of digital streams while hitting the top of the charts in Australia. Also a songwriter, she co-wrote the remaining four tracks on the EP. Her debut full-length was expected later in 2015. (Marcy Donelson, AMG)
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