Name: Frankie Lee - Where Do We Belong by Loose
Duration: 3 min 33 s
Description: From Frankie Lee's debut album, 'American Dreamer', out now.

Sounding good Frankie, looking forward to the new release!

From Frankie Lee's debut album, 'American Dreamer', out now.

American Dreamer

Where Do We Belong

Frankie Lee - Where Do We Belong

A recording of my conversation with Gill Landry during my time at the Latitude Festival 2017 with Phoenix FM.

I really enjoyed the appropriately meandering conversation. We seemed to cover everything from his songwriting process, if any healing can come from it and his experiences with travelling, the other forms of artistic expression he has tried and what he enjoyed about the Latitude Festival.

http://www.gilllandrymusic.com

You can listen to the whole show the conversation was a part of in the show page here:
https://www.phoenixfm.com/2017/07/21/latitude-festival-2017-musical-meanderings-20th-july-2017/

Or on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/Ib9fJU1G7aY

Gill Landry at the Latitude Festival - Musical Meanderings 15th July 2017

Happier Now

Something You Have

The acclaimed songwriter from Phoenix talks about touring as a backup musician, producing her own breakout album, and her love of the road.

Courtney Marie Andrews

The second single off Vetiver's forthcoming album 'Up On High', out October 25th on Mama Bird Recording Co.


/// CREDITS

Written by Andy Cabic / Vetiverse Music (BMI)
Produced by Thom Monahan & Andy Cabic
Engineered and mixed by Thom Monahan
Recorded at Starlight Sound, Golden Void & Panoramic House
Mastered by Eric Broyhill at Broyhill Masters
Album cover & single photography by Terri Loewenthal 
Album layout and design by Nathaniel Russell and Vincent Bancheri


/// PLAYERS

Andy Cabic: vocals, guitars
Gabe Noel: bass
Josh Adams: drums


/// LYRICS

Come take my hand
Show me where the night begins
Your summer song is catchy
Now it’s in my head

I’m here to find
Where the answers end
The two of us
Palm trees in the wind
Swaying

Off the map
Vacant scene, painted black
Yeah but that’s alright
We’re holding on to what we’ve got
For now

We’re here to find
Where the answers end
The two of us
Palm trees in the wind
Swaying

On the wild side
Flaunting what the timid hide 
The night all shook up, tempest-tossed
The planet got away from us

Still to find
Where the answers end
The two of us
Palm trees in the wind
Swaying

Up On High

Vetiver - Swaying

The first single off Vetiver's forthcoming album 'Up On High', out November 1st on Mama Bird Recording Co.


/// CREDITS

Written by Andy Cabic / Vetiverse Music (BMI)
Produced by Thom Monahan & Andy Cabic
Engineered and mixed by Thom Monahan
Recorded at Starlight Sound, Golden Void & Panoramic House
Mastered by Eric Broyhill at Broyhill Masters
Album cover & single photography by Terri Loewenthal 
Album layout and design by Nathaniel Russell and Vincent Bancheri


/// PLAYERS

Andy Cabic: vocals, guitar
Gabe Noel: bass
Josh Adams: drums
Tim Ramsey: pedal steel
Eric D. Johnson: organ
John Carroll Kirby: piano


/// LYRICS

What’s this fantasy
This long road calling me
To who knows where

Do I stay or go
I mean well you know
I’ve got to earn the life we share

Give me one more chance
One more song and dance
To prove I care

To prove I care
What wouldn’t I dare
To show you I need you so

But the lilacs bloom
Their sweet perfume and 
I have to go
 
What’s this give and take
All the strife it makes
When they won’t pair

Damn naïveté 
Is there any way
To prove I care

To prove I care
To show love’s there
How can I let you know

When the roses bloom
So strong, so soon
Well I have to go

What’s this fantasy
This road in front of me
To who knows where

Vetiver - To Who Knows Where

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Chali 2na and Krafty Kuts - Waste No Time 
Khruangbin - Como Te Queiro 
Kit Sebastian - Tyranny 20 
Nerija - The Fisherman

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On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast, singer-songwriter Damien Jurado and standup comedian and actor Nick Thune sit down together in advance of their upcoming joint “Sad Music, Sad Comedy” tour, which is hitting the East Coast this January. The two became friends after the passing in 2018 of their mutual friend, producer and musician Richard Swift, who both Nick and Damien made records with. As well as swapping stories about Swift, the two discuss how Swift’s death pushed Nick to get sober, how comedians want to be musicians (and vice versa), Nick teaching his kid manipulative behavior so he can excel at Made You Look and how Damien discovered the Beatles in his forties, plus they set the ground rules for their tour – Cracker Barrel, look out! For more filmmakers and musicians in conversation, subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast.

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