This album is dedicated to my father.

I miss you and you will always be my hero.
credits
released January 1, 2019

All songs written, performed and recorded by Jyoti Mishra except:

9. Vocal by Natalie Barratt. Written by Mishra / Barratt
10. Swearing by Abbey McLaughlin

©2019 Jyoti Mishra

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Deemab

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Don't Mention The War

Monopole

Peek & Poke

Taken from my third album, 'Peek & Poke': http://whitetown.bandcamp.com/album/peek-poke

Another Lover

Yaaaay! Above is my NEW SINGLE!

It’s called ‘I Wanna Be Your Ex’ and it’s now available for download from iTunes!

The song is, as ever, about more than one thing. A lot of it is about my frustration with conventional relationships, both sexual and non-sexual and how annoyed I am by the compartmentalisation of feelings expected therein.

It’s also about kissing. And the memory of wrapping one particular person up in a big fluffy towel as she stood naked, wet and beautiful.

Hope you enjoy it! :-D

I Wanna Be Your Ex

This track is from the album Monopole and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/whitetown5

Till I Die

I Don't Want to Fall in Love Again

Have I Gone Too Far?

Invisible Elastic

You Fill Me Up

This track is from the album Socialism, Sexism & Sexuality and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/whitetown3

Heather's Party

An Idiot Sings

Why I Hate Christmas

Turn Away

My Baby Will Love Me

This track is from the album Peek & Poke and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/whitetown2

Why I Hate Drugs

Duplicate

Every Second Counts

Anyway

This track is from the album Don't Mention The War and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/whitetown

A New Surprise

Somewhere Blue

Bewitched

I Was Trotsky's Nun

These Are The MPs

From the 1997 EMI album 'Women In Technology.'



Your Woman

Make The World Go Away

http://whitetown.bandcamp.com/album/socialism-sexism-sexuality

This track is from the debut White Town album. It's experimental in a lot of ways: I was pushing the tech I had access to past it limits in lots of ways. I was also trying, for the first time, to step outside myself and write from other perspectives, something I'd build on when I wrote 'Your Woman.' So, you can see 'My Baby Will Love Me' as a proto version of that. 

The album also maps out the course of a relationship, starting happy, ending sadly which, I guess, is how most of them go. The girl it's all about is on the record itself, as am I. It's deliberately uneasy listening. 

It's also the longest record I could make, the most you could fit onto a CD back then. I was trying to make an album that was pop and indie but also pretty much claustrophobic, embarrassing and disturbing in lots of ways. 

If you listen to the whole album in one go, on headphones, you're having the full experience of what I intended. 

I'm very proud of this album, it's a complete solo project in terms of writing, performance and recording. I think that's where I'm happiest.


All Summer In A Day

Undressed

From the album 'Monopole': http://whitetown.bandcamp.com/album/monopole

She's A Lot Like You

Your Woman 1917

Are You That Kind Of Girl?

Reel Raag

Craig David Girl

How I Love You

I'm Giving Up

Theme For A Streaming Series About The Pirate Queen Ching Shih

The Barren Seas

Oh, David

Taken from the album 'Monopole.' Buy it from here: https://whitetown.bandcamp.com/album/monopole

Thank you! :-D

White Town

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