I've seen that girl

Written and performed by Miniature Tigers
Produced and mixed by Ayad Al Adhamy
Engineered by Dave Weingarten



MINIATURE TIGERS - BOOMERANG

Recorded at Converse Rubber Tracks
Recorded/mixed by Jason Finkel
Written by Andy Horvath
Vocals/Rhythm Guitar: Andy Horvath
Lead guitar: Eden Pacheco
Bass: Val Currie
Drums: Andrew Idarraga

Sinking

Love You, Mean It

Wavy Gravy

Comets

Get "Is There A Place I Can Go" digitally here: https://Trudy.lnk.to/hiLLD

First single from new Ep out in November 2017 entitled 'Junkyard Jazz'.

Music by - Trudy and the Romance
Produced and Mixed By - David Pye
Label - B3SCI Records

Become a romancer - http://eepurl.com/8UWID

Junkyard Jazz

Is There A Place I Can Go

Download or Stream

Full Album - https://lunarvacationatl.bandcamp.com/album/swell

Lunar Vacation - Blue Honey

A-Side: Sorry 
B-Side: More Than Anything

Written/Recorded by: Ian Ruhala 
At Hazelwood Manor, Room #205, January-May of 2017 
Detroit, Michigan 

Mixed by: Jon Zott, & Ian Ruhala 
Mastered by: Jon Zott 
Vinyl Mastering by: Jon Zott 
Artwork/Design by: Bryan Iglesias 
Vinyl Production by: Jarrett Koral of Jett Plastic Recordings 

Thanks to: Benji & Becky, Carpet, Jace Angle, El Benzino, Baby Joey, & Blic.

Sorry // Single

Sorry

written by fishing in japan
lyrics by wolfgang hunter

Constantinople

Artwork by Camille Petricola
Mastering by Dan Millice
Production by Jake Cheriff

Post Grad - Single

Post Grad

Your Private Stories

Hala is the borderless alt-indie project of Detroit-based songwriter/producer, Ian Ruhala. Beginning as an at home, D.I.Y., recording venture in 2014, Hala has since released two full length records, one EP, and several singles. This includes; 2016’s, Spoonfed, which recorded in an attic behind the Motown Museum offered the bedroom pop breakout, “What Is Love? Tell Me, Is It Easy?.” 2018 brought the release of “Sorry,” a fun, jangly, pop piece, which flashed Ruhala’s guitar prowess at its pinnacle. Red Herring via Cinematic Music Group, would be Hala’s second proper full length, but it also marked the first time the recording outfit would shift into a professional studio. The album would become a “hodge-podge” of home recordings, and studio recordings, showcasing Ruhala’s genre-hopping capabilities, rendering songs like “Somehow,” and the caffeinated, but pop-centric number, “Why Would You Want Anything To Do With Me?.” Hala’s first release in 2023 brings yet another new chapter. Single “R.S.V.P.” is both heavy and danceable in an interesting juxtaposition. It also hints at Hala returning back to the more independent mentality in which it began. Look forward to Hala’s intensive release schedule throughout the rest of the year, and companion music videos as well!

Sorry

Hala

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