Ingrid Michaelson - Creep

Sarah Jaffe- Two Intangibles Can't Be Had

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Mountain Song by Little Chief

Brett Dennen - There Is So Much More

A friend’s call becomes the starting point. A text about a dandelion growing through asphalt turns into a symbol of hope and strength. This song opens the album – quiet, honest, and full of meaning.

This song is part of the album “Through the Asphalt”.

A Call and a Dandelion

Rockin' In The Free World by Neil Young

On February 22nd, 2014, Ian Randall Thornton released his debut EP “End Where You Begin”, a six track continuous song series about the beauty and difficulty of love in the context of change, life, and death. This soulful folk record is a journey of breathtaking tension and release. Intricate, heartfelt acoustic guitar and Ian’s rich baritone blend with tasteful string arrangements and other instruments that seem to enter and exit like a brilliantly choreographed play. Poetic and descriptive lyrics draw you into a cinematic narrative that feels like a good conversation flowing from layer to layer of the weighty topic. For such a lofty conceptual album it remains approachable, human and personal while leaving the listener feeling enriched, embraced and contemplative.
credits
released February 22, 2014 

Album credits 
Produced by - Ian Randall Thornton and Ryan Meadows 
Engineered by - Ryan Meadows and Junior Favela at collector studios
Mixed by - Jonathan Santana 
Mastered by - Matt Ruckle 
Photography by - Randall Thornton 
Graphic design by - Manny Gonzalez 
Songs written and arranged by - Ian Randall Thornton 


Instrumentalists 
Electric guitar - Gabe Rosenfarb 
Drums - Jacob Dyer 
Violin - Jessi Hunt 
Violin and viola - Jenni Hunt 
Piano - Junior Favela 
Acoustic guitar, Bass guitar, upright bass, ukulele and vocals - Ian Randall Thornton

End Where You Begin

Suffer Not

The Ladder

Trent Dabbs - This Time Tomorrow

Turn Around

Could It Be Another Change by The samples 

( perks of being a wallflower intro music)

Brett Dennen - There Is So Much More

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