CREDITS:
Dan Joeright - Drums, Synthesizers, Bass, Percussion
Skye Edwards - Vocals
Bob Villwock - Keyboards
Esteban Chavez - Synthesizers
Glitch - Theremin
Jonathan Hischke - Bass
Steve Gordon - Background Vocals

Dan Joeright - Producer
Be Hussey - Engineer
Tom Biller - Stereo Mixer
Nick Rives - Atmos Mixer
Greg Calbi/Steve Fallone - Mastering
David Ouimet - Video Director

Recorded at Gatos Trail Recording Studio, Yucca Valley CA
Mixed at Capitol Studios
Mastered at Sterling Sound

Mixed by Tom Biller, Nick Rives and Dan Joeright
Mastered by Greg Calbi / Steve Fallone

GLIDE (Feat. Skye Edwards)

Feels Like Flying is the latest single by California’s cosmic rock collective: Earth Moon Earth. The uplifting instrumental music for Feels Like Flying was recorded as a live improvisational jam in their Joshua Tree recording studio (Gatos Trail) and then sent to Jasmine Ash in Los Angeles where she added her brand of dreamy, pop vocalizations. Feels Like Flying features EME founder and producer Dan Joeright (The Rentals) drums, Jasmine Ash - vocals, Jonathan Hischke (Broken Bells) Bass, Rich Good (The Psychedelic Furs) guitar, Esteban Chavez (The Freeks) Synths, Bob Villwock – Keys and Glitch - Theremin.

Reflecting on the process Dan states "We wanted to brighten things up a bit from our past recordings and keep the energy of the live jam session so we wound up sending the original jam tracks to Jasmine who came up with a very intriguing lyric and melody. Feels Like Flying was our attempt to capture the sense of optimistically setting off into the unknown." Jasmine says of the lyric writing process "I sat down to write the lyrics to Feels Like Flying in the middle of 2020 when we were hunkered down at home due to Covid and I just wanted to escape. The track felt dreamy and big and the words just flooded out".

FEELS LIKE FLYING

10 - Twilight _ I. Wake Up II. The Journey III. Re-Entry

“The band calls their music cosmic rock, there are also elements of film-noire, psychedelic folk, and acid jazz (namely in the rhythms). As the synths, keys, bass, and drums collide, the sultry vocals emerge from the titillating atmosphere. Now this is how a band makes an introduction.” – Ben Yung, The Revue

09 - Seven Sisters

08 - Rose City (Can It All Come Back)

07 - It Begins

ZERO GRAVITY

05 - Native Vista

04 - Heartbeats

03 - Moon Walk

02 - Ruby

01 - New Mourning (Hummingbird)

I'M MARY JANE (Feat. Skye Edwards)

Earth Moon Earth is a cosmic rock collective created by Drummer/Producer, Dan Joeright in the California hi-desert. Originating from Joshua Tree with roots spreading from Los Angeles to London, this rhythm and synth based project blends elements of electronic, space and psychedelic rock, creating cinematic soundscapes for inter-planetary wanderers.

Starting as an experimental - improvisational project taking shape in Dan's desert recording studio (Gatos Trail), Earth Moon Earth evolved quickly and has been a vehicle to host a variety of collaborating musicians including: Skye Edwards (Morcheeba) - Vocals, Dan Joeright (The Rentals) - Drums, Rich Good (The Psychedelic Furs) - Guitar, Jonathan Hischke (Broken Bells) - Bass, Jasmine Ash - Vocals, Esteban Chavez (the Freeks) - Synths,  Glitch - Theremin, Bob Villwock - Keys,  Be Hussey (Radar Bros) - Bass, Gabriella Evaro - Vocals, Ryan Johnson - Keys, Vincent Signorelli (Unsane) - Percussion and Algis Kizys (Swans) - Short Wave Radio

The name Earth Moon Earth (EME) was derived from a radio communications technique of the same name. EME is the technique of bouncing radio waves off of the moon for the purpose of extending a short wave radio signal around the curvature of the Earth. Like the EME technique, the band's musical goal is to establish a connection.

“Earth Moon Earth have conjured up a soundtrack to what it feels like to fearlessly wander.” - Get It On Vinyl

“Laid-back beats, soft electronic piano riffs, languid bass lines and slightly detached vocals conjure an overall late-night, smoky, trip-hop vibe that keeps you going back for listen after listen.”  - Get In To This - UK

“The music is layers of texture, there’s an otherwordly sound at times lending an air of psychedelia. It all sounds like a big experiment gone right.” - SF Sonic

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