Emily Rodgers -Two Years -Misra CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "No last call"

02. "Anyone"

03. "Hurt"

04. "Two years"

05. "The right lie"

06. "Waiting for you"

07. "Burn out"

08. "In this city"

09. "Walk, don't run"

10. "I believe in you"

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Two Years by Emily Rodgers, released 16 June 2016, includes the following tracks: "Hurt", "The Right Lie", "Burn Out", "Walk, Don't Run" and more. This version of Two Years comes as a 1xCD in a(n) Digipak packaging. -

Emily Rodgers is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based singer-songwriter. Rodgers performs both solo and with a full band. Her music has been compared to Mazzy Star, Galaxie 500, Cowboy Junkies, and Neil Young. Emily Rodgers lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is married to guitar player Erik Cirelli. She holds an MA in Literary & Cultural Studies from Carnegie Mellon University and teaches college level literature and writing. "The songs are unrushed, the vocals are haunting and the production is subtle. The music is melancholy and moody, and it?s not an accident. Collaboration looms large on this album, even beyond the booth. The songs are too strong to require much accompaniment, but the subtle complements of Megan Williams? violin and Allison Kacmar Richards? bass make the album feel intangibly whole. Not everybody can make melancholy work, but Rodgers nails it on this album." - Alex Gordon, Pittsburgh City Paper, June 8, 2016 Released June 1, 2016 Produced by Kramer Engineered by J Vega at The Wilderness Recording Studio Mixed & Mastered by Kramer at Noise Miami Emily Rodgers - Vocals, Electric Guitar Erik Cirelli - Acoustic and Electric Guitars Megan Williams - Violin Allison Kacmar Richards - Bass Mark Lyons - Drums Vince Camut - Pedal Steel Kramer - Keyboards, Samples, Percussion All songs by Emily Rodgers, New Jerusalem Music (ASCAP), except for: "I Believe in You", written by Neil Young, published by Broken Arrow Music Corporation. Artwork and Layout by Nick Cobler Photography by Emily Rodgers It?s clear from note one of Emily Rodgers? new album, Two Years: she?s up to something a little different. Different from her past records, but different especially from so many of her contemporaries. In a world of indie-folk sameness, where epic and bombastic are the rule, Rodgers is deliberate and intense, quiet and bookish. And it's in its very quiet intensity that her music commands a listener?s full attention. On paper, Rodgers? music might seem like it would add up to folk or alt-country: A band with

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CDMSR85

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