Sweet Home

Borderline

Hope Songs

Making All Things New

The Day My Father Died

Better Part of Me

Believer

Believer (Piano Version)

Hills

Listen to my new single 'Say Goodbye' here: EdProsek.lnk.to/EPSayGoodbye55 
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You can also listen to all my songs on Spotify: EdProsek.lnk.to/SpotifyProfile55 

Music, Lyrics & Arrangement by Ed Prosek
Produced, Engineered & Mixed by Charlie McClean
Additional engineering Rob Quickenden
Recorded at Ford Lane Studios and Tiny Lion Studios
Mastered by Sam Eddison at Golden Ears Mastering

Ed Prosek - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals
Thom Mills - Drums/Percussion
Charlie McClean - Electric Guitar/Backing Vocals
Alan Cassab - Piano
Scott Gentry - Double Bass
Joe Keelan - Mandolin
Jake Faun - Banjo

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Hold On Tight

All Is Well

Alright

Watch the official video: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywblHCUm1YM

Lyrics:
I don't want to go to sleep, I don't want to be awake.
Don't want to go someplace that I cannot escape.
I don't want to be sideways, I don't want to be straight.
I don't want to go right now, I do not want to wait.

So give me tomorrow and I'll miss yesterday, 
But I won’t pretend like I know it all today.
Well I know what’s right, and I know what ain’t.
It’s hard to feel united in this here state.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to fight. I don’t want to run away. 
I don’t want to turn my back or laugh in your face. 
I don’t want to preach for preaching’s sake, 
but it seems we’re sleeping in this bed we made.

So give me tomorrow and we can laugh at yesterday
but I won’t pretend there ain’t nothing wrong today.
And I don’t want to close my eyes on the progress that we’ve made
but for every inch there’s a mile of mistakes.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to be a painter anymore, not this way. 
They like what I’m saying just “change the color of the paint.” 
Would you buy my work on the worth of the frame?
It used to be I’d make everything I made.

So give me tomorrow and we can get past yesterday.
Is this one of them things, some passing phase, 
where we all get up in arms but our arms are slow to raise. 
People die, and buildings go up in flames.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to be a writer anymore, not this way.
I may as well have been an actor so you could tell me what to say.
Or maybe a marionette so you could move my arms and legs, 
I may as well drive out to Montauk on Memorial Day.

So give me tomorrow and we can get forget yesterday.
It’s this modern focus that’s so hard to maintain. 
A flash in the pan, short-term gain.
No I don’t want to be a writer anymore, not that way.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.


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Produced & Engineered by Paul Loren at Sterling Society Social Club in Brooklyn, NY
Mixed by Will Hensley // Mastered by Chris Gehringer
Written by Matt Sucich / Novelty Organ Publishing (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved 2016
www.mattsucich.com

Players:
Sarah Goldstone - Piano / Synth / Vibraphone / Vocals / Wurlitzer
Brian Kesley - Bass
Paul Loren - Vocals
Kiyoshi Matsuyama - Electric Guitars
Robby Sinclair - Drums / Percussion
Matt Sucich - Acoustic Guitar / Vocals



Spotify

Montauk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVrksXjLi0w

Garrett Kato - Take It Slowly

Since emerging in 2014 with their debut album This Is How I Let You Down, The Franklin Electric (TFE) have logged over 400 shows, canvassing the world alongside artists such as Mumford & Sons,  Ben Howard, Half Moon Run and City and Colour before headlining their very own tours around the world. Along the way, their 2017 album Blue Ceilings marked a major milestone, leading to a nomination at the 2018 JUNO® awards in the category of “Breakthrough Group of the Year''. Building on this momentum, TFE released their full-length LP  In Your Head / In Your Heart in 2020, accumulating over 4 million streams of the title track In Your Heart alone. The group then released the EP  Never Look Back, and full-length album This Time I See It in 2021. 2022 began with a steady release of five singles: Borderline, Answers, Rabbit Hole, Lesser Of The Worst, A Token Of Your Purpose. Led by the heartfelt folk anthem Answers, the group saw monthly listeners triple in the last 6 months. This release cycle helped refresh the group’s success in their backyard of Quebec, while broadening their reach internationally. 
On the next single Call Me, Jon feels at home, finding his way back to an extremely open and vulnerable place with acoustic-based instrumentation and raw, honest lyrics. The song was written in a small coastal town in Nayarit, Mexico, as a live improv jam recorded on his phone, and then produced at his home studio just outside Montreal. 
Jon states “ It felt easy and honest.” He goes on to say,  “ I feel I've reached the point that I can now make the music I want to make freely and say the things that are closest to me. Call Me is about the ideas we've created about ourselves or others have created about us. I've seen many versions of myself come and go and I'm now able to let go and share them as if it was just another story.”
The single is accompanied by a breathtaking music video filmed while Jon was traveling around Portugal. The video captures gentle moments of a mother's love, portraits of local fishermen and lifestyles, and sceneries of Portuguese coastlines. 
Franklin is poised for the next chapter with a full length album set to release this year. Tour dates to be announced in the coming weeks.

Borderline

The Franklin Electric

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