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About You is the musical moniker for Max Poscente. The song “Mona” (Mother Nature abbreviated) is the lead single on About You’s upcoming sophomore album and is a personification of the climate crisis. The music draws you in with provocative and alluring language to ultimately reveal it's true meaning -- how we are destroying our planet for material gain. The aim of the song is to both bring an awareness to the climate crisis and inspire action towards sustainable futures.

Cover design by Joby Ford and Max Poscente
Picture taken by Luke Perine

Mona written by Max Poscente
Mixed by Greg Gordon
Mastered by Brian Lucey
Produced by Jeff Saenz
Engineered by Jeff Saenz
Assistant Engineering by Ryan Saavadra
Recorded at Modern Electric Sound Recorders

Lyrics co-written by Nathan Allen, Keeli Faith, Hal Samples, & Jeff Saenz

Live Drums - McKenzie Smith
Programmed Drums - Jason Burt
Synthesizer - Jason Burt
Bass - Max Poscente
Sub Bass - Max Poscente
Electric Guitar - Max Poscente
Acoustic Guitar - Max Poscente
Mellotron/Additional Synths - Max Poscente
Auxilary Percussion - Max Poscente
All Vocals - Max Poscente

Lyrics //

Mona don't you love me?
Mona do you feel lucky?
Cause I feel lucky as a mother,
From one star lover to another.
Mona is it too late?
I hit the gas you hit the brakes.
Well sometimes, I'm like you,
And Sometimes I'm like me.
Yeah sometimes, I'm like you,
And Sometimes I'm like.

I wanna sit inside your shade,
And make me misbehave.
Won't you say, won't you say my name?
I wanna hear your wind moan,
And to know you as my home.
Won't you say Mona?

Mona don't you worry,
I'll take you to the symphony.
As long as you remember,
Our soliloquy —
That sometimes, I'm like you,
And Sometimes I'm like me.
Yeah sometimes, I'm like you,
And Sometimes I'm like.

I wanna sit inside your shade,
And make me misbehave.
Won't you say, won't you say my name?
I wanna hear your wind moan,
And to know you as my home.
Won't you say Mona?

I could always sleep when I'm dead,
I could always laugh instead.
But the second I start to fall,
I'll catch myself in front of you all.

I wanna sit inside your shade,
Won't you say Mona?
Hear your wind moan,
And to know you as my home.
Won't you say Mona?
Sit inside your shade,
And make me misbehave.
Won't you say Mona?

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Based on the provided documents, here is a description for the record "City Lights" by Long Living, produced by Century One Records.

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**Long Living - *City Lights***

[cite_start]On their debut record, *City Lights*, Long Living delivers a collection of songs that are both melancholic and deeply introspective[cite: 6, 7]. [cite_start]The album is a masterful showcase of a sound that is calm and steady, characterized by subtle harmonies that add depth without over-complication[cite: 4, 5].

[cite_start]The music is best described as slow, melancholy alternative or indie rock[cite: 6]. [cite_start]It is defined by a dynamic guitar sound that avoids harsh or raspy tones, a preference the band maintains throughout their work[cite: 25]. [cite_start]The instrumentation is intentionally minimal, allowing the simple melodies and emotional lyrics to carry each song[cite: 73]. [cite_start]The tracks feature a clean electric guitar with rich reverb and delay, creating a spacious, ethereal soundscape[cite: 11]. [cite_start]The acoustic guitar provides a solid rhythmic and harmonic foundation, while a deep, anchoring bass and soft, subtle drums round out the rhythm section[cite: 10, 13, 14, 15].

[cite_start]The album's centerpiece, "City Lights," captures a mood that is both reflective and hopeful[cite: 41]. [cite_start]The electric guitar work, with its shimmering reverb, evokes the sparkle of the city itself[cite: 42]. [cite_start]This song, along with the others on the record, tells stories of being alone in a crowd, of quiet longing, and of finding a personal rhythm amidst the chaos[cite: 44, 148, 149, 153, 154].

[cite_start]*City Lights* is a product of Century One Records—a Laurence Mehlhorn group of companies—and is the perfect soundtrack for late-night drives, quiet contemplation, and anyone who has ever felt like a solitary spark on endless concrete streets[cite: 155, 156].

The Wind Blows

Beth // James is a married indie-Americana duo from Austin, Texas made up of award winning singer-songwriters, Mikaela & Jordan Burchill.

They've been dubbed "Masters of indie folk" by Austin's NPR station, KUTX and their song, "Lion Eyes" was in Spike Lee's, 'BlacKkKlansman.'

Their debut full-length record "Get Together" (produced by James Petralli of White Denim) is out now!

Follow everywhere @bethjamesband.

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