An album recorded and released in an attempt to recover from the costs on an unforeseen van repair during the first 'Frankly Lost' tour. 

None of the songs on this record are new (although one song was previously only released on YouTube) but these are all new recordings. The goal was to capture a lot of the energy of the tour and the new ways these songs got played on the road. In keeping true to the album/tour title, a bunch of friends were brought in to add things that were previously missing from these songs: new basslines, solos, and extra vocals, among a few other surprises. 

Like in life at large, the moment you stop growing is the moment you start dying. Frankly Lost has come a long way since 'In Translation' got written and recorded in a van. That album has come to feel like a collection of demos, and since its release these songs have evolved and figured out how they want to be played. The tracks on the 'We Can Do It Tour-gether' album are faster, more passionate, and just overall *better* now than they used to be. 

Hopefully you'll feel the same way about these new recordings that I do. Hopefully people who saw me on tour, and liked what they heard, will like this record. As always, the album is going to be pay-what-you-want: I want my music to get to anyone who likes it. But if some funds come in to offset the van repair costs: that would be rad too.

Green At 19

It's funny how easily excitable artists can be, and how long things actually take to get done. "Boys" is a record that's been talked about for quite a while, and it seemed like it wouldn't honestly take this long to get it finished and released. But here it is! The proper 'sophomore album' is out, because split EPs and re-recorded records shouldn't count, right? Complete with another stupid parody name/cover combination. 

But the name "Boys" isn't *just* a joke - Frankly Lost has been gaining steam, growing a small but strong following and a crew of talented/loving musicians to contribute to the once lone singer-songwriter. And just like the motley crew of outcasted children from Peter Pan, or the roving gang of vampires from Santa Carla, our central musician and 'Lost Boi' is no longer alone in his musical endeavors. 

This is an album that (hopefully) shows off the growth of Frankly Lost since "In Translation" - with both high energy numbers and slower emotional songs in equal parts, both hopefully more distilled and refined than the music that's come before.

WebMD

Dan Got Mugged (orig. by A Bird Among Men)

The Deathmatch

Trenches/Outta Gas

Bottomed Out

Fast Forward

Graveyard House

Don Quixote

Boys

Long Pig

Song For A Space Alien

Frankly Lost is (currently) an acoustic fronted anti-folk musical act. Tomorrow, Frankly Lost may be a sperm whale.

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