Down To The Bar (feat. HARDY)

Down to the Bar (feat. HARDY)

Never Have I Ever

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].

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Started With A Song

Started with a Song

While fans were still buzzing about Brett Kissel’s Now Or Never album, the 18-time CCMA and 2-time JUNO Award-winning superstar started looking towards his next release, but couldn’t get three words out of his head – What Is Life? The search for something “more” weighed heavily on his mind and with the new album, Brett Kissel invites fans to take a deep-dive with him into songs about love, celebration and gratitude.

Never Have I Ever

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