A Long Way to Go

The colour of the sky

TITLE: Tiffany Falls
ARTIST: Emilio Bonito
RELEASE DATE: October 7, 2016
LABEL: Maisonneuve Music

Written and performed by Emilio Bonito (SOCAN). Produced by moon:and:6.

Emilio Bonito's single "Tiffany Falls" is inspired by the 21 meter high ribbon waterfall of the same name located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. "I always feel a sense of wonder and relief whenever I go there," explains Emilio. "The song is about finding solitude and peace. It's also an ode to Hamilton, and the beauty that lies in our city."

Recorded and mixed by moon:and:6. http://moonand6.com

Cover art photography by Joe deSousa. http://flickr.com/mustangjoe

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© & ℗ 2016 Maisonneuve Music. http://maisonneuvemusic.com

Tiffany Falls

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Emilio Bonito - Tiffany Falls

I Still Think of You is a solo guitar album recorded in an abandoned house. The natural acoustics of the different rooms were used to create the right atmosphere for each track on this somewhat melancholic album that has a raw and very intimate feel to it. One guitar and the reflections of the room, that was the concept. The simple, elegant and sometimes haunting songs are all written and performed by Jorn ten Hoopen. No overdubs, effects or accompaniment; just a guitar.
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releases December 8, 2018 

Guitar: Jorn ten Hoopen, Producer: Jorn ten Hoopen and Frank Jonas, Recording and Mixing Engineer: Frank Jonas, Mastering Engineer: Darius van Helfteren. Artwork: Auke Triesschijn, Photo's: Mark Lotterman

I Still Think of You

This track is from the album After the Harvest and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mksmith

Tapestry #1

Going to Ustka

Going To Ustka

Most of the songs on Nocturnal Signal were written at night. The title track was written in a dream I had a number of years ago. Oddly enough, in the dream I was playing the melody on a trumpet, an instrument I’ve never played before. When I woke up I picked up my guitar and worked out the melody. I’ve re-used both the melody and chord progression in different songs and in different ways a number of times and will likely continue to do so; the structure is durable. 

This album is one part of three. The other two parts are a solo acoustic guitar album that draws more on jazz and classical and an album where the sound design and field recordings lead the way. Nocturnal Signal mixes those two sides of inspiration into one sonic mosaic. 

Enjoy.

The colour of the sky

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