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Angel Olsen "Forgiven/Forgotten" from the forthcoming album Burn Your Fire For No Witness available on CD/ LP/ Digital on Jagjaguwar Feb. 18, 2014. 

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Forgiven/Forgotten

SCD Mailorder

Angel Olsen - "Forgiven/Forgotten"

Bird Call cover of Nine Inch Nails "Every Day Is Exactly The Same". Digital single self-released by artist January 13th, 2014. Produced by Woof team, Patrick Brown and Rob Pera. Recorded at Different Fur Studios, San Francisco, CA. Mixed by Gabriel Galvin at Four Foot Studios, NY. Mastered by Mark Santangelo at Master Disk, NY. Cover Photo by Joe Lippi © 2013.


Every Day Is Exactly The Same ( N I N )

First single from the forthcoming Jeremiah Meece Album on Lo Motion
Download at http://www.mediafire.com/listen/xqgozqagqib6pi9/01+Chiberia.mp3
Produced by J.A. Foxx - https://soundcloud.com/v-a-l-i-s
Additional Production by Jeremiah Meece
Additional Lyrics/Vocals by Celina Dzyacky
Cover Arty by:
Carol Ann Ardolino (Photographer) - http://cargocollective.com/carolannardolino
Mirko Velimirovic (Typographer) - http://bghryct-typography.tumblr.com/

Chiberia

Original demo recording.

Written and Produced by Jai Paul. Vocals, Electric Guitar, Drums, Synthesisers, Programming and SFX by Jai Paul. Additional Vocals and Sound Design by Anup Paul. Saxophone by Sam Pickering. Engineered and Mixed by Jai Paul. Recorded at home in the United Kingdom. 

BTSTU (Demo)

Bird Call - Tao Of Love (The - Drum Reboot)

Motel Pools' architect and songwriter, Chiara Angelicola, releases a second volume of songs for her grimey horror picture show of sound. Abrasive and darling, earnest and playful, Angelicola delivers a body of work paying tribute to the good and the ugly of the music industry and past lovers.  Produced by Angelicola herself, engineered by Vishal Nayak and Gabriel Galvin at Black Lodge in Brooklyn, mixed by Gabriel Galvin, and mastered by Mark Santangelo. Released on Suburban Rage Records 2016. Drums: David Scalia, Guitars: Kirk Schoenherr, Bass: Spencer Zahn, Vocals/Synths: Chiara Angelicola

I saw the worst, and I started comin around
You said the words, and we parted, no comin' around
What is the big idea, you get no second chances
There is no unicorn
What is the big idea, you get no second chances
There is no unicorn

I see the way they keep on givin it all
So young and so free they give it away

Waste away...

Waste Away

Bird Call's forthcoming LP, Year of the Dogfish (Papavero Records Nov 8 2019) is Angelicola's first full-length release since her Will We Get to Mars LP (Zap Records, 2013). Since then, Chiara released two records with her second project, Motel Pools, Volume I (2015) and Volume II (2016). 

Year of the Dogfish is a collection of songs written by Angelicola between 2016 and 2018, during which Chiara left the Bay Area and moved to Los Angeles. Year of the Dogfish is Angelicola's representation of the feelings of solitude, isolation, heartache, resilience, and, ultimately, transcendence. The record was recorded and mixed by long-time friend and collaborator Gabriel Galvin of Fourfoot Studios (Brooklyn, NY) along with contributions from former producer Bryan Senti (Mark Ronson, Rufus Wainwright, Feist), Lyenn (Mark Lanegan), and the Budapest Film Orchestra. Mastered by Patrick Brown at Different Fur Studios (San Francisco, CA). All songs are written by Chiara Angelicola. Album Art by Mario Santizo (Guatemala City, Guatemala).

Performance:
Chiara Angelicola - vocals, piano, synthesizers
Daniel Foose - upright & electric bass guitars
Chris Egan - drums & percussion
Frederic Lyenn Jacques - bouzouki
Bryan Senti - violin & string arrangements
Kirk Schoenherr - electric guitar
Adam Schatz - tenor saxophone
*Get Better features Budapest Film Orchestra

Lyrics:
I can remember the first time that it happened
I don’t think I felt totally out of control
But then I learned, and I did it again
and, oh, it felt right

I felt like I was right about everything, anything, who are you
Don’t take this feeling from me, let me drown in my soliloquy
Soliloquy, soliloquy, soliloquy

I had pled the fifth, and I swam in my tropes
I was so afraid of what my brain might do if they should know
If they should know, if they should know, if they should know
If they should know, if they should know

And here I am today, look at me now, I’m scared shitless
But I have my real hair
a fair complexion, my real fingertips
and I feel it all, I feel it all, I feel it all, I feel it all

And it’s all I can do
It’s all I got
It’s all I can do
It's all I got

Year of the Dogfish

Soliloquy

Bird Call's forthcoming LP, Year of the Dogfish, set to be released in 2019 is Angelicola's first full-length release since her Will We Get to Mars LP (Zap Records, 2013). Since then, Chiara released two records with her second project, Motel Pools, Volume I (2015) and Volume II (2016). 

Year of the Dogfish is a collection of songs written by Angelicola between 2016 and 2018, during which Chiara left the Bay Area and moved to Los Angeles. Year of the Dogfish is Angelicola's representation of the feelings of solitude, isolation, heartache, resilience, and, ultimately, transcendence. The record was recorded and mixed by long-time friend and collaborator Gabriel Galvin of Fourfoot Studios (Brooklyn, NY) along with contributions from former producer Bryan Senti (Mark Ronson, Rufus Wainwright, Feist), Lyenn (Mark Lanegan), and the Budapest Film Orchestra. Mastered by Patrick Brown at Different Fur Studios (San Francisco, CA). All songs are written by Chiara Angelicola. Album Art by Mario Santizo (Guatemala City, Guatemala).

Performance:
Chiara Angelicola - vocals, piano, synthesizers
Daniel Foose - upright & electric bass guitars
Chris Egan - drums & percussion
Frederic Lyenn Jacques - bouzouki
Bryan Senti - violin & string arrangements
Kirk Schoenherr - electric guitar
Adam Schatz - tenor saxophone
*Get Better features Budapest Film Orchestra

Lyrics:
I believe there is meaning in the morning 
When this house is overrun with my thoughts of you
You took away all my organs and you hid them, 
You buried them in the park with my SOS

SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish

I took away all the sadness and replaced it 
But you brought it back to me, faithfully 
You did, good boy, nice job, good boy

SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish

Pain is relative to the fear of you
Fear is relative to the cost
Cost is relative to the loss of my own mind
With time, with time, with time, with time

SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish
SOS, it’s the year of the dogfish

I believe there is meaning in the morning 
When my house is overrun with my fear of time
Of time, of time, of time, of time

The animals know.
"Heart-burstingly lovely..." -The Guardian

"Angelicola emotes over a bed of cinema-worthy synths like Grimes on downers." -Under The Radar

Press:
Kip Kouri
Tell All Your Friends PR
e: kip@tellallyourfriendspr.com

Since its inception in 2009, Chiara Angelicola’s most well-known project Bird Call has lured fans and perked ears from music critics like Under the Radar, who described Bird Call as "dangerous and romantic, emoting over a bed of cinema-worthy synths like Grimes on downers."  Because of the artist’s known propensity towards a mercurial presence and sound, she is always evolving, yet rooted in a foundation of vulnerable lyrics and a voice that WNYC describes as “direct and impassioned”. Since her 2011 International Songwriting Competition win for “Best Performer”  beside pop artist, Kimbra, Angelicola has gone on to share the stage with artists such as Angel Olsen, Empress Of, Kyp Malone’s Rain Machine, Ice Balloons, Donna Lewis and Reptar. In the last decade, Angelicola has released five EPs and two LPs. Bird Call’s music has been licensed for widespread use and heard on several television networks including Hulu, Netflix, Amazon, Fox, and Lifetime.
Bird Call's forthcoming LP, Year of the Dogfish, set to be released in 2019, is Angelicola's first full-length release since her Will We Get to Mars LP (Zap Records, 2013), which was produced by Bryan Senti (Feist, Mark Ronson, Rufus Wainwright), and which The Guardian stamped as “heart-burstingly lovely”. Since then, Chiara additionally released two EP’s with her second project, Motel Pools, Volume I (2015) and Volume II (2016), with the former produced by Kyp Malone of TV on the Radio.

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