Brazilian Samba
mixing and mastering: Bob Phukan
voices and lyrics: Ricarda Rilat
beat: Fred Irie p/k/a fredirie

Onda Tropical

Jazz a Ticho: Hudba pro Tvé Myšlenky

Koktejlová Jazzová Párty

Vocals - Megan Smith
Electric Guitars - Sam Misner
Electric Bass Guitar - Megan Smith
Drums - Dillon vado
Hammond B3 Organ - Skip Edwards

Produced by Misner & Smith and Bruce Kaphan.
Engineered, recorded, and mixed by Bruce Kaphan
at Niagara Falls in Niles, CA Sept. 29, 2022 — Sept. 29, 2023.
Mastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering in Boulder, CO.
All songs written by Sam Misner/ASCAP (except for “Rising of the Moon” by Kate Wolf/Another Sundown Publishing Company).
Arrangements by Megan Smith and Sam Misner.
String arrangements by Bruce Kaphan.
Album sequencing by Jeff Kazor.
Cover and Art Design by Kyle Monhollen.
Lyric sheet artwork by Patrick Kelly Jones.
©&℗ 2024 Misner & Smith/Scribble On The Wall Music.
All rights reserved.

Kerosene

Word on the street now don’t repeat
He pays to look so clean
Scratch beneath that shiny suit
He’s nothing but obscene
They say he’s got a taste for kerosene
Carries it around in his canteen
Strikes a match just to set the scene

Fortune teller fables
He’ll tell it to you plain
Sell you tales of sunshine
While you’re soaking wet with rain
He’ll lie straight to your face and then complain
That you don’t tell the truth — that’s his game
Don’t believe a word he says they’re all the same
He’s a con man king
King Kerosene

He leaves a trail of sins and next of kin
You’ll steer clear if you’re wise
But I can see you’re tempted
By the poison of his eyes
Bares his teeth while straightening out his tie
Pounds his chest, exaggerates his size
So this is where truth has come to die

One day soon he’ll meet his doom
His debts will be repaid
There’ll be lines around the block to see
This piper finally played
I do think that deep down he is afraid
He might lose his shine and then he’s made
His biggest fear is that he’s going to fade away
King Kerosene

Word on the street now don’t repeat
He pays to look so clean
Scratch beneath that shiny suit
He’s nothing but obscene
They say he’s got a taste for kerosene
Carries it around in his canteen
Strikes a match just to set the scene

He’s a con man king
King Kerosene

All is Song

Kerosene

Sundust

Angry Child

Chivalry

original song written and sung by Nathan Della Rovere Goldsmith Freeman 

Little Whiskey

Waterlogged - JLM MASTERS (re-edit)

03. Everything Explodes

Kite

Celebrate the catalogue!

open.spotify.com/artist/1iyEgo06t…WLQKmgboftafDBIw

Brett - Hard Feelings

Limited edition blue vinyl 7” (1000 copies only) exclusively for Record Store Day.  Features two tracks from 2 remarkable concerts at Melbourne Recital Centre in November 2011 and The Barbican Centre, London in January 2010 celebrating the legacy of one of England’s most revered singer/songwriters, Nick Drake.  

Melbourne duo, Luluc lend a potent melancholia to Drake’s ‘Things Behind The Sun’ (from his third and final 1972 album ‘Pink Moon’) whilst exclusive to this 7”, the highly acclaimed Irish singer Lisa Hannigan presents an evocative rendition of ‘At The Chime Of A City Clock’ (from his second, ‘Bryter Layter,’ 1970).  

‘Things Behind The Sun’ is taken from the forthcoming album, ‘Way To Blue : The Songs Of Nick Drake’ (released 15th April 2013).  
Luluc’s forthcoming album was produced by Aaron Dessner of The National.  

Nick Drake is an unlikely romantic hero. In the 1970s he was a minor English singer and songwriter who peddled a lyrical brand of introspection that earned him a small but devoted following and few record sales. Dogged by depression and embittered by his lack of success, he died of an overdose in 1974, virtually unknown and unnoticed. He left an amazing legacy - a handful of recordings of his sparsely beautiful songs across just three albums, less than two hours of music. But over the ensuing decades, the enduring potency of these songs has ensured Drake's reputation as one of the UK's truly great musical talents. 

Tracks: A) Luluc : Things Behind The Sun / AA) Lisa Hannigan : At The Chime Of A City Clock 


Lisa Hannigan - At The Chime Of A City Clock (Nick Drake cover, live recording)

“Having become a regular on the New York City scene, JJ Byars sets his sights on even bigger things with “Toys.” Clocking in at just under five minutes, it’s a rich, explorative, ode to impermanence that pulls from a whole variety of genres, while defying them altogether, with JJ’s lush vocals coming set against a backdrop of country-style chicken pickin’ guitars, before handclaps and other percussive elements enter to carry the song to its dynamic climax." 
--- We Are the Guard