Yourself or Someone Like You

Real World

Amsterdam’s Moving Into Tucson has become known for their relentless creative output. But even they sometimes manage to surprise themselves. Over the course of just two years, the band has released no less than 17 singles and two full-length albums. With that kind of pace, it’s inevitable that some tracks get left behind, songs that were written, recorded, but ultimately didn’t make the final cut. Not because they weren’t good enough, but simply because the band had too much to choose from.

Now that the dust has settled after the release of People Of The World, the band—together with their label—took a moment to revisit what they lovingly call “the ball pit.” A collection of tracks that, upon relistening, made them stop and say, “Wait, how did we miss this one?” The result? Gems Left Behind: seven songs that deserve to be heard.

Think of it as a bonus, an unexpected encore. A closing chapter that stands strong on its own.

Enjoy the ride, again.

Moving Into Tucson - Just Like Me

More Than You Think You Are

Unwell

Smallville Volume 2

You And Me

Let Love In

Better Days

Greatest Hits Volume One - The Singles

Sympathy

Here Is Gone

Cradlesong

Mockingbird

Her Diamonds

Rob Thomas has been one of modern music’s most compelling and commercially successful artists for well over a decade – between Matchbox Twenty, his solo work, and his various collaborations with iconic artists like Santana, Mick Jagger and Willie Nelson, his tally now stands at more than 80 million albums sold worldwide. Arguably the most accomplished singer/songwriter of his generation, it all comes back to the creative source for Rob. As he says with typical understatement, “I’m a guy who hears songs in his head, and I have to write them down, and I have to get them out. I’m just lucky enough that I can make it my life’s work.”

Mockingbird

Rob Thomas

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