released on September 25th, 2010 
produced by Stereo Inn and ekimas (Erdmöbel) @ Musikkollektiv Eigelstein / Köln

You can stream or order the whole album over at: www.stereoinn.de

Tracklist: 
	
1.Nothing Wrong 03:58
2.The End of the Line 03:47
3.And Then We Could Hide 03:45
4.Claire 03:25
5.Crush 03:10
6.Sara 02:45
7.Welcome to the Sun 03:54
8.Friendless Lands 04:10
9.Tonight 03:34
10.Long Time Gone 03:40
11.Cars And Traffic Lights 03:18
12.St. John's 03:17
13.Something Strange 05:24

Visitors

VVAA

Flight Facilities - Stand Still feat. Micky Green will be released on Future Classic & Glassnote
Now available as part of the debut album Down To Earth.
iTunes Worldwide - http://smarturl.it/downtoearthiTunes
http://flightfacilities.com/

Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgJ-pSmC6Eg

'Stand Still' features an extended cast of ‘friends’ including the vocals of close friend Micky Green, the highly respected Sydney-born-Paris-based pop singer whose sweeping melodies add bubblegum sweetness to an otherwise high-tempo single. The final mix also comes courtesy of James David, one half of mysterious UK duo Snakehips. Old friends of Micky’s, Jimmy and Hugo have also chosen to work with another familiar face for the official music video in Director Dave Ma, the creative force behind the ARIA 2013 nominated clip for much lauded single 'Clair De Lune'.

‘Stand Still’ will be available with three incredible remixes, featuring Sydney’s Wave Racer, Future Classic alumni (and Lithuania’s Producer of the Year) Mario Basanov, and New York’s Com Truise, who brings his synth-heavy sounds to the table. 

Aus - http://bit.ly/17TrEpj
UK - http://bit.ly/1eiMqO3
France - http://bit.ly/IcGYlq
USA - http://bit.ly/IcGVGk

Full EP out 9th December 2013

For media enquiries please contact Roo Farndon - roo@roodmedia.com (US/Europe) & Gareth Watkins - gareth@thinkingloud.com.au (Aus/NZ)
For Management enquiries please contact Sam Beck - management@flightfacilities.com

Download on iTunes

Stand Still (feat. Micky Green)

From the new album CARRIE & LOWELL by Sufjan Stevens
Get it: http://akrec.co/1y05i0M
Available on Asthmatic Kitty Records

More info: http://carrieandlowell.com

LYRICS:

I should have known better
To see what I could see
My black shroud
Holding down my feelings
A pillar for my enemies

I should have wrote a letter
And grieve what I happen to grieve
My black shroud
I never trust my feelings
I waited for the remedy

When I was three, three maybe four
She left us at that video store
Be my rest, be my fantasy

I’m light as a feather
I’m bright as the Oregon breeze
My black shroud 
Frightened by my feelings
I only want to be a relief

No, I’m not a go-getter
The demon had a spell on me
My black shroud
Captain of my feelings
The only thing I want to believe

When I was three, and free to explore
I saw her face on the back of the door
Be my vest, be my fantasy

I should have known better
Nothing can be changed
The past is still the past
The bridge to nowhere
I should’ve wrote a letter 
Explaining what I feel, that empty feeling

Don’t back down, concentrate on seeing
The breakers in the bar, the neighbor’s greeting
My brother had a daughter
The beauty that she brings, illumination

Don’t back down, there is nothing left
The breakers in the bar, no reason to live
I’m a fool in the fetter
Rose of Aaron’s beard, where you can reach me

Don’t back down: nothing can be changed
Cantilever bridge, the drunken sailor
My brother had a daughter
The beauty that she brings, illumination 

--------------------------------------------------------

Sufjan Stevens, "Should Have Known Better"

Out the Door - I tried to capture each time I go swimming with this song. Especially my annual swim from Alcatraz. Steady rhythm pace, followed by a climax with an intense finish and warm down. Owls know when to strike- similar to the stagey I use when swimming with 500+ people in a race.

For More Information on Ryan please visit www.musicbefore.com
For Anna's art please visit: www.etsy.com/shop/AnnaPetersonArt

The Voiceless EP by Ryan Svendsen @musicbefore
Executive Album Producer: Andrew Dixon @andrewdixon
Guitarists: Ryan Kravontka and Chap Leonard  
Producer for "The Naked Mind": yungOJI  @yungoji
Producer for "The Big Chill": Koresma @Koresma
Producer for "Flip It":  J-Grant @joshgrantmusic
Mastered by: Eric Boulanger at The Bakery
Recorded at: Revolver Recording Studio, Thousand Oaks

The Voiceless EP

Out the Door

The Big Chill was produced with the most chill person I know- @Koresma. I met him through twitter after listening to his hit song "Bridges" on Spotify. I wanted this song to depict the feeling of meeting new friends and socializing. Penguins are pretty chill.

For More Information on Ryan please visit www.musicbefore.com
For Anna's art please visit: www.etsy.com/shop/AnnaPetersonArt

The Voiceless EP by Ryan Svendsen @musicbefore
Executive Album Producer: Andrew Dixon @andrewdixon
Guitarists: Ryan Kravontka and Chap Leonard  
Producer for "The Naked Mind": yungOJI  @yungoji
Producer for "The Big Chill": Koresma @Koresma
Producer for "Flip It":  J-Grant @joshgrantmusic
Mastered by: Eric Boulanger at The Bakery
Recorded at: Revolver Recording Studio, Thousand Oaks

The Big Chill (Prod. by Koresma)

8 songs of the upcoming first full length studio Album " Visitors"

Its gonna be released on September 25th, 2010 and it has a total of 13 Songs produced by Eki Mas (Erdmöbel)

Prelisten the whole album at www.stereoinn.de

Tracklist: 
	
1.Nothing Wrong 03:58
2.The End of the Line 03:47
3.And Then We Could Hide 03:45
4.Claire 03:25
5.Crush 03:10
6.Sara 02:45
7.Welcome to the Sun 03:54
8.Friendless Lands 04:10
9.Tonight 03:34
10.Long Time Gone 03:40
11.Cars And Traffic Lights 03:18
12.St. John's 03:17
13.Something Strange 05:24


01 Nothing wrong

02 The End of the line

Fear Like You - Chet Faker & The Royal Swazi Spa

When pop music was young, it was best. So it's hardly surprising that it's the influences from those golden days of pop music that define the sound of STEREO INN.
STEREO INN's songs evoke memories of our parents' record collection that we all want to inherit some day: The Beatles are lined up next to the Beach Boys and the obligatory Dylan records. And in the eighties, the Housemartins also made it onto the shelf. Pop music from the sixties and eighties meets Folk-guitars and a classic Singer/Songwriter attitude. Two lead singers trade melodies like they've been sung to sleep by Brian Wilson himself as toddlers and you can't help but admit that these guys harmonize in a way only real friends can.
Accordingly, STEREO INN is not a band that wants to show off. Instead of grand gestures, their songs focus on real people and feelings, which is why it's so easy to connect. They do not stay away from melancholy, but, as the title of their new EP "The Morning Songs" suggests, when listening to this band you can be sure that in the end there's always a sunrise. 