Worlds in Transit is the final track on Can I Say's Debut LP "In Your Arms", released on Nov. 14th, 2016.

In Your Arms

Worlds In Transit

We recorded this new song called "Disintegrate" and then decided to put it out as an EP with 2 other already recorded but previously unreleased songs: "Timezones" and "Neonlight". The latter one is a mellow acoustic version we recorded live at 3AM in the morning. 

All three songs were self-recorded and mixed in our little rehearsal room. These tracks will probably bridge the gap between our old stuff and our newest songs we're demoing right now.

Paul Sommersguter - vocals, guitars 
Bernhard Hägele - guitars, bass, backvocals 
Markus Edelmann - drums, percussion 

produced by Can I Say 
recorded in Vienna, Austria 
cover art by Paul Sommersguter 

"Disintegrate" was recorded in October 2008. 
"Timezones" was recorded in October 2007. 
"Neonlight" was recorded in March 2008.

Can I Say - Disintegrate

Can I Say - Timezones

Can I Say - Neonlight (Acoustic Live)

Can I Say is a three-piece alternative rock
band from Vienna, Austria consisting of
Paul Sommersguter (vocals, bass), Bernhard
Hägele (guitars) and Markus Edelmann
(drums). Over the years, the band played on
many domestic and international stages,
including a tour through southeastern Europe
in fall 2016.

The LP “In Your Arms” is the band’s very
personal, delicate debut album. It is a
soundtrack to the restless, melancholy search
for oneself and the final arrival after a long
journey. What lyrically often seems dark,
brooding and sometimes resigned, always
gets lifted up by the bright, melodic and
ambitious production. Can I Say’s modern,
complex arrangements always tend towards
catchy verses and BIG choruses.
Their debut was recorded in multiple living
rooms, an abandoned office space and at
Pure Sound Recordings studios, mixed by
Thomas Ranosz (Pure Sound Recordings)
and mastered by Horst Pfaffelmayer
(Goldchamber Mastering).

“In Your Arms” released worldwide
on December 11th, 2016 via Pure Sound
Recordings.