Eric & Magill is Ryan Weber and Eric Osterman 

Recorded in Brooklyn, Kenya, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Chicago, and San Fransisco by the performer 

Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Weber @ Spaceship Goodtimes Los Angeles Oct-Nov 2013 

Easy It Goes 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards 
Jarod Weldin - Guitar 
Lussia Kamberian Weber – Vocals 
Justin Krol – Drums 

What’s Your Secret? 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards 
Dejan Kralj – Bass 
Justin Krol – Drums 

Suburban Devastation 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Strings 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Piano 

You Never Know 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Drums, Percussion, Trumpet 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Strings 
Lussia Kamberian Weber - Vocals 

Up In The Air 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Drums, Percussion, 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards 
Lussia Kamberian Weber – Vocals 

Get What You Want 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Percussion 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards 
Jhameel – Vocals, Violin, Piano 
Josh Evert –Vocals, Drums 

Holding Onto Light 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals 

Post-it Note 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboards 
Eric Osterman - Guitar 
Lussia Kamberian – Vocals 
Jhameel – Strings, Vocals 
Matt Keon – Pedal Steel 

That Old Haunt 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards, Drums 
Lussia Kamberian Weber – Vocals 
Justin Klug – Moog 

Merry-Go-Round Heart 
Ryan Weber – Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Drums 
Eric Osterman – Guitar, Vocals

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Artist: Via Tania
Album: Via Tania and the Tomorrow Music Orchestra
Release date: February 24, 2015
Record label: Narooma Records

Press kit: http://www.noisyghostpr.com/album/via-tania-and-the-tomorrow-music-orchestra
Press contact: michelle (at) noisyghostpr (dot) com

About:
Tania Bowers, better known as Via Tania, has always been energized by the talent of other artists on her records. For her new album, Via Tania and the Tomorrow Music Orchestra, out on Narooma Records in spring 2015, Tania recorded in both Chicago and Sydney, where she is currently based, with a collection of orchestral musicians known as the Tomorrow Music Orchestra. The album mixes pop songs with chamber orchestra, allowing for many aural colors and soundscapes, exhilarating and unique. From the smoky slowburn of “I See You Tiger,” to the delicate pop mischief of “In the Air,” to the almost retro-Disney confection of “Where Would We Be,” the album is marked by a sophisticated yet vulnerable approach, led by the disarming and beautiful vocal stylizations of the lead singer.

"This record was something that had started to make itself in a way,” says co-producer Charles Rumback. “We knew we would be recording some time down the road when we were touring, and as the music changed, the evolution of the music took a new shape. I left the first sessions so inspired. Time passed, and Tania moved back to Australia, and it was a project that I was beginning to think would never see the light of day. I'm so happy it’s finally out there.” Much of the album was funded on Indiegogo. In Tania’s own words, “I love that it’s 100% community driven, involving those who enjoy making something real happen for an artist and watching it unfold. It’s the opposite of what I’ve experienced during my career in the music ‘industry’, never knowing who really gave a hoot.”

Tania began her career in her native Australia. Tania originally started performing in Sydney during the 1990s with her sister Kim Bowers in noise outfit named Spdfgh. After relocating to Chicago at the end of the 1990s, Tania set about piecing together an album as Via Tania, with producer Casey Rice and various Chicago musical luminaries. In 2003, Tania released her critically acclaimed full-length album Under A Different Sky. The album featured artists like Prefuse 73, Casey Rice, Tortoise, Howe Gelb and Tim Kinsella. Pitchfork gave the album a glowing review and decreed "Via Tania will be a major contender". When returning to Australia, Tania met Texan producer Craig Ross, who has worked with many artists including Emmylou Harris, Daniel Johnston, Patty Griffin and Spoon and followed Craig to Austin to work on her new album Moon Sweet Moon. While she was there she also performed at the SXSW Music Festival in 2007. Moon Sweet Moon was released through the New York/Paris based label The Hours in 2009. She is now signed to Narooma Records, a new label for offbeat, established female artists.

Via Tania - I See You Tiger

'Expectorant Ballad' is the first single lifted from "Transhumante [Extended]" by Spanish electronica producer Crisopa. The album will see release on the 1st of May. More on Crisopa here - https://www.hiddenshoal.com/project/crisopa

Crisopa’s original 2017 release of Transhumante (via the Sound in Silence label) presented an immersive suite of deeply evocative and melodic ambient electronica. The new extended version of the album includes six beautiful new additions, bathing the listener in waves of ecstatic synth swells, textural loops and insistent rhythms. These surging, emotive tracks simultaneously summon forth aching nostalgia and a blissful state of hopefulness. Anyone who enjoys deep, vivid electronica in the vein of Boards of Canada, Manual and Hammock will find themselves right at home in Crisopa’s beatific compositions.

This music is available for licensing via Hidden Shoal -https://www.hiddenshoal.com/licensing/

Transhumante [Extended]

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Crisopa - Expectorant Ballad

Track features Bella Union's own rare bird, Heidi Spencer
http://www.heidispencerandtherarebirds.com/
https://soundcloud.com/bella-union/1-alibi
https://www.facebook.com/HeidiSpencerandtheRareBirds
http://www.americansongwriter.com/2011/04/heidi-spencer-bella-unions-new-rare-bird/

Ryan Weber-vocals, guitar, bass, drums, harmonica
Eric Osterman-guitar, vocals, banjo,
Heidi Spencer-vocals
Rob Hickey-rhodes
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Illustration/Design Toby Liebowitz
http://inbruno.com/

Tangled Up In Nets

From creating impossible combinations of dream pop infused with local choirs tracked in the deserts of Northern Kenya on  Night Singers, to collaborating with a myriad of notable indie contemporaries, including members of The Dirty Projectors, Sylvan Esso, Owen, Volcano Choir, The Promise Ring and The Delgados (among others), across five continents on the reverb drenched  All Those I Know, Eric & Magill create their most intimate record to date,  Peach Colored Oranges.  Peach Colored Oranges,  finds the pair living in their closest propinquity, traveling and transferring ideas between Washington, DC and Brooklyn, NY, weaving them into a softer acoustic kaleidoscope bonded by their signature dream pop. Fans of Nick Drake,  Beach House, Mojave 3,  and Neil Young will be delighted by Eric & Magill’s latest release,  Peach Colored Oranges.

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