Bleach Blonde

Produced by Ryan Santos Phillips and The True Faith
Recorded by The True Faith at the House of God in Boston, MA
Mixed and mastered by Ryan Santos Phillips at Lux Perpetua NYC in Brooklyn, NY
All songs written by The True Faith except 'Assimilation' written by The True Faith & Nicholas Benson
Guest vocals on 'Suffer' by Emma Hansson. Additional engineering by Mike Wolfe.
Photography by Chris Ma
Design by Coward's Way

Vinyl and CD released by à La Carte Records (ALC-110)
US Cassette by Candlepin Records (CPR-020)
Euro Cassette by Summer Darling Tapes (SDT-005)
Australian Cassette by Honeyglider Records (HONEYCS4)

Down to the Knees

Hutty and Simple Gipsy (saxophone player) are back attacking the house - hop genre since releasing their hit song Body Low. Diggin in the Mud is inspired by past situations negatively affecting the way Hutty acts currently. Hutty has a problem with addiction and constantly sees references to getting intoxicated which worsens the problem. This can make Hutty feel alone in that he only retains judgement from his problem. Hutty’s girlfriend experiences this similarity, where she was sent to a therapeutic boarding school at around the age of 15. It was meant to help her handle emotional distress, but all it did was worsen these problems and she lived through traumatic events that should have never occurred. It’s important to be there for people in these situations and understand it. Your word could save these peoples lives and helping them make sense of something they never understood is important. They react poorly to advice and too many people judge and talk behind backs. This only makes the struggle worse for the person. Ego needs to be thrown aside. If you can see it, help them. “Diggin in the Mud” metaphorically represents a declining mental state and Hutty uses it to represent his inspiration of getting out of that mental state.

Spring (Sun's Out)

Faded Francis