John P. Strohm
Something to Look Forward to

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Propeller Sound Recordings
Release date: 29/Sep/2023

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Details / Tracklist:

1. READY FOR NOTHING
2. RUINS
3. THIS AMERICAN LIE
4. TROUBLELAND
5. LANCASTER
6. DON'T TELL IT TO YOUR HEART
7. SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO
8. WHEN THE WORLD SANG ALONG
9. COUNTING BACKWARDS
10. A + B = Y

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.. Look Forward To

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John P. Strohm returns with his first new album in 15 years. "Something To Look Forward To" is an album shaped by life-altering loss and a renewed devotion to the sometimes-transcendent work of songwriting. This album is an evolution of the potent songcraft shown in Strohmâ??s past workâ??including his role as co-founder of the seminal college-rock band Blake Babies and indie-rock acts Antenna and Lemonheads. - .. LOOK FORWARD TO

2023 release. John P. Strohm returns with his first new album in 15 years. Something To Look Forward To is an album shaped by life-altering loss and a renewed devotion to the sometimes-transcendent work of songwriting. This album is an evolution of the potent songcraft shown in Strohm's past work-including his role as co-founder of the seminal college-rock band Blake Babies and indie-rock acts Antenna and Lemonheads.

Produced and engineered by Gregory Lattimer at Make Sound Good, Nashville, Tennessee Mixed and Mastered by Paul Mahern at White Arc, Bloomington, Indiana Executive Producers: Jay Coyle and Jefferson Holt Photography by John P. Strohm Graphic Design by Chris Eselgroth All songs written by John P. Strohm (p) 2023, Ultimate Loophole Music (BMI0 Except A + B = Y, written by Ed Ackerson (p) 1995, Gudgeon Music (ASCAP) This album is dedicated to the memory of Edwin Charles Ackerson, 1965-2019

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