'It Might Be Gone' is the 3rd single from Lee's new record to be released in September 2024.

Home is where the heart is, and it's comforting knowing that it will be there in our time of need.  But we run the risk of losing it if we take it for granted.  This track is about cultivating and not losing sight of the things that are most important to us.  
 
Written by Arthur C. Lee
Produced by Adam Selzer

Arthur C. Lee - Guitars, Vocals
Casey Tuck - Drums, Percussion
Arcellus Sykes - Bass
Matthew Casebeer - Keys

Art Design - Jeff Munger

It Might Be Gone (Single Edit Version)

Rain-gaze surf rock from the PNW, echoing the experimental noise pop of Yo La Tengo, raw energy of Wilco, and the introspective soundscapes of Brian Eno.

Arthur C. Lee is a man out of time. Stepping out of the shadow as a side-man that he has been so known for, the jack of all trades that every band needs, it was time his songs saw the light of day. No stranger to bigger venues as the multi-instrumentalist with Sean Flinn and the Royal We, Ezza Rose, et al, Lee worked out new songs for his 2nd full length at smaller shows and open-mics, giving him the freedom to ease into completing them in an intimate setting. He brought on-board Latin Grammy Award winner Be Hussey as co-producer (Radar Bros, Haunted Summer, Morsel) and their relationship has been fruitful as a building block to a deeper sound. I sit back and marvel at the meticulousness Lee puts into his songs, and the effortlessness and ease of delivery. Listening to these gives me a technicolor experience next to the black and white movie that was his first record, ‘History Of’. Finally out of the side-man’s shadow, he is fully himself on these new songs, and it’s magic. // His band: Anders Bergstrom (Climber, Pacific Mean Time) on drums, Matthew Casebeer (Derby, The Loved) on keys, and Peter Rodocker (Yellow Room Recording) on bass. Scott Magee (Ural Thomas and the Pain, Y La Bamba) also filled in on drums to fit.