Never Going Back (Acoustic)

Orange (Casio Version)

Written, performed, and produced by Joni Fatora
Mixed by Brian Rosemeyer
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

Birthday

Your Girl by Joni

Produced by Luke Sital-Singh
Mixed by Owen Lewis
Mastered by Joe Causey

Your Girl

Written and produced by Joni
Mixed by Luke Sital-Singh
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

New York In December

Written by Joni Fatora
Produced by Chris Petrosino and Rob McCurdy (Noise Club)
Mixed by Jonathan Wyman
Mastered by Drew Lavyne 
Engineered by Matthew Cullen, Chris Petrosino, Rob McCurdy
Recorded at Dreamland Studios 

Vocals / Acoustic Guitar - Joni Fatora
Drums / Percussion - Dave LeBleu
Electric Guitar - Steven Rogers and Rob McCurdy
Keys - Chris Petrosino
Bass - Daniel MacLeod 

Blueless Bird

Avalanches

Things I Left Behind

Strawberry Lane

Castles

Still Young

Bucket List

The Tide

OMENS

Produced by Pat Howard x Noise Club
Mixed by Chris Petrosino
Mastered by Drew Lavyne
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Why’s it always raining
In my bed as I am falling asleep?
Tell me I’m just dreaming
But I keep waking up with soaking feet

You tried to calm me 
You tried to calm me down 
You think I’m fucking crazy
Til the waters coming up from the ground

Shake with the fever
I’m a believer
Right in the middle of an omen
Got a feeling
Eyes on the ceiling
Right in the middle of an omen

(Hear it coming, Heart was thumping
Water rushing, You did nothing)

Who are you a prophet?
Cause I’m feeling like your little lamb
Remember when you lost it
And you tried to cut of both my hands

I tried to calm you 
I tried to calm you down
You were talking nonsense
Said the room was spinning round and round 
And round and round

Heads are rolling and
Eyes always turning away, turning away
Feet are swollen they
Try to run but they’re making you stay

Omens

Airy

Hey, I’m so tired
of having to hold you high
Hey, can’t we lighten
leave all our clothes outside

Why, oh 
Why you gotta go and make it all so heavy
oh, oh, oh
Ninety-thousand pounds on my heart’s too many

We both know that we should be airy

Seagulls on a wire baby
Static humming low-fi baby
Barely even trying baby
Airy

Let’s fuck it all 
Try a little bohemian
Cause you just can’t fall
When you’re made up of helium

Oh why, why, why 
Why you gotta go and make it all so heavy
Ninety-thousand pounds on my heart’s too many

We both know that we should be airy
We both know that we should be airy

laundry on a line baby
paper airplanes flying baby
Barely even trying baby
Airy

turn off the car
and float away
don’t make it hard
overcomplicate
lay in the grass
the tallest trees
don’t break their backs
they bend in the breeze

Produced by Pat Howard x Noise Club
Mixed by Chris Petrosino
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

Airy

Cover of I'll Try Anything Once by Julian Casablancas

Performed by Joni
Produced and Mixed by Nick Dungo
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

Special Thanks to Chris Petrosino

'I'll Try Anything Once'

Botanical Baby

Written by Joni Fatora and Chris Petrosino 
Produced by Chris Petrosino
Mixed by Brian Rosemeyer and Chris Petrosino
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

Orchid Room EP

Orange

Written by Joni Fatora, Chris Petrosino, and Rob McCurdy
Produced by Noise Club
Mixed by Brian Rosemeyer and Chris Petrosino
Mastered by Drew Lavyne

Never Going Back

Lost in Space 

Written by Joni Fatora
Produced by Chris Petrosino
Mixed by Brian Rosemeyer and Chris Petrosino
Mastered by Drew Lavyne
Engineered by Chris Petrosino, Rob Duffy, and Rob McCurdy

Lost In Space

IDKU

Wrong Way

The daughter of a submariner, with a childhood that spanned across the US, Europe, and Asia, Joni is well acquainted with wild upheaval. But one recent year in particular, she stood markedly alone. Feeling disillusioned with the sameness of Los Angeles, she moved to London in search of shifting seasons and new inspiration. By the autumn, the decade-long relationship with her romantic partner, bandmate, and closest musical collaborator destructively ended. In the winter she turned 30. Heartbroken in a foreign country, her life felt untethered and unfamiliar; she contemplated leaving London altogether. But something told her to stay. And with the arrival of spring, new songs began to grow from a garden of grief. 

Joni has toured with artists like Laura Veirs, Aqualung, Dan Croll, and Old Sea Brigade. She's written songs for some of the biggest names in pop music, she has an RIAA-certified platinum record and has been featured in movies and TV shows like Netflix’s Never Have I Ever. Joni’s songwriting centers on seismic heartbreak, the trauma of great loss, and the poignant lessons gleaned in the aftermath. Songs flutter between dark and light. Indie-rock influences like Sparklehorse, The Strokes and Jon Brion take a feminine lilt with her wistful vocals and pop sensibility à la Clairo, Beabadoobee and Feist.

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