Kevin_Morby--Sundowner-(DOC231D)-WEB-2020-OMA

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2021-04-23

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 ████    ·  ▄▓███▓          OPEN MUSiC ASSOCiATiON            ▓███▓▄  ·    ████
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 █████▀                     Kevin Morby - Sundowner                      ▀█████
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 █▓▓▓▓    ARTiST..[ Kevin Morby                                           ▓▓▓▓█
 █▓▓▓▓    TiTLE...[ Sundowner                                             ▓▓▓▓█
 ████     GENRE...[ Indie                   CAT#....[ DOC231D              ████
 ████     LABEL...[ Dead Oceans             ENCODER.[ Lame 3.99.5          ████
 ████     YEAR....[ 2020                    QUALiTY.[ 320kbps              ████
 ████     SOURCE..[ WEB                     MODE....[ Joint Stereo         ████
 ████     PLAYTIME[ 52:29                   REL.DATE[ 04.23.2021           ████
 ████     TRACKS..[ 10                      RiPPER..[ TEAM OMA             ████
 ████     SiZE....[ 107,29 MB               SUPPLiER[ TEAM OMA             ████
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 ████     ▄▀▀███▓▄                                            ▄▓███▀▀▄     ████
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 ████     01  Valley                                            04:04      ████
 ████     02  Brother, Sister                                   04:37      ████
 ████     03  Sundowner                                         05:09      ████
 ████     04  Campfire                                          05:19      ████
 ████     05  Wander                                            01:54      ████
 ████     06  Don't Underestimate Midwest American Sun          05:21      ████
 ████     07  A Night At The Little Los Angeles                 07:11      ████
 ████     08  Jamie                                             04:11      ████
 ████     09  Velvet Highway                                    03:20      ████
 ████     10  Provisions                                        11:23      ████
 ████                                                    ∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙∙      ████
 ████                                                    TOTAL: 52:29      ████
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 █▓▓▓▓                                                                    ▓▓▓▓█
 ████            https://kevinmorby.bandcamp.com/album/sundowner           ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            In the winter of 2017 I moved back to my                  ████
 ████            hometown of Kansas City from Los Angeles. The             ████
 ████            move was sudden and unforeseen, just as I was             ████
 ████            tying a bow on the writing process for what               ████
 ████            would become my 2019 album, Oh My God. I bought           ████
 ████            a Four Track Tascam model 424 off of an old               ████
 ████            friend to help me get to the finish line, but             ████
 ████            much to my surprise and excitement, this new              ████
 ████            piece of equipment in my all-but-bare home                ████
 ████            didnÆt help complete one album but rather                 ████
 ████            inspire another: Sundowner. The new collection            ████
 ████            of songs came quickly and effortlessly as I did           ████
 ████            my best not to resist or refine the songs, but            ████
 ████            instead let them take shape all on their own.             ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            "As the songs kept coming I cleared out the               ████
 ████            crowded shed that was sitting dormant in my               ████
 ████            backyard and built a makeshift studio before              ████
 ████            adding drums, lead guitar and piano to complete           ████
 ████            the demos. Each day I would teach myself basic            ████
 ████            recording techniques, watching the channels               ████
 ████            illuminate and pulse as if the machine were               ████
 ████            breathing, and then emerge in the evenings as             ████
 ████            the sun was getting low: - around 5:30 in the             ████
 ████            winter, when the Kansan sunsets look icy and              ████
 ████            distant, like a pink ember inside of a display            ████
 ████            case, and 9 oÆclock in the summer, when the               ████
 ████            sunsets are warm and abstract.                            ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            Landing back home felt jarring juxtaposed with            ████
 ████            a life full of chaos and adventure with my band           ████
 ████            on the road. But at the very least, I was happy           ████
 ████            to have - for the first time in my adulthood -            ████
 ████            a place to close the door, with no temptations            ████
 ████            other than to work on music and reflect on what           ████
 ████            I had built since I left. It was a new form of            ████
 ████            isolation, one I had never explored or expected           ████
 ████            to experience. Not ready to let go of the hand            ████
 ████            of the California desert, I spent the winter              ████
 ████            decorating the best I knew how; with mementos             ████
 ████            from my previous home, cactus and aloe vera and           ████
 ████            covering the walls in pinewood - immediately              ████
 ████            earning my house itÆs nickname, The Little Los            ████
 ████            Angeles.                                                  ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            In January 2019 I contacted my friend and                 ████
 ████            producer Brad Cook to help recreate what I had            ████
 ████            made in my shed. We chose to work in Texas; we            ████
 ████            wanted to make sure the record was done far               ████
 ████            away from any coastline, and in the heart of              ████
 ████            America. Brad played bass and some keys on the            ████
 ████            album, but beyond that he encouraged and                  ████
 ████            inspired me to play almost everything else. All           ████
 ████            lead guitar, proper drums (save the drums on ôA           ████
 ████            Night At The Little Los Angelesö), mellotron              ████
 ████            and what I believe to be the albums secret                ████
 ████            weapon - a WWII era collapsible and slightly              ████
 ████            out-of-tune pump organ - were performed by me.            ████
 ████            We did, however, bring in James Krivchenia                ████
 ████            towards the end of the session to fill out the            ████
 ████            percussion. It was an honor to work with him as           ████
 ████            he built maracas from pecans and played on the            ████
 ████            floor of the live room, adding flourish                   ████
 ████            wherever he saw fit.                                      ████
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 ████            On the last evening of the session, after                 ████
 ████            everything had wrapped, we all climbed on top             ████
 ████            of an empty water tower on the property, giving           ████
 ████            us a view in all directions. To the North you             ████
 ████            could see an endless Texas, with long wisps of            ████
 ████            cirrus clouds above the desert floor, and to              ████
 ████            the South there was Mexico, the recent                    ████
 ████            detention camps only a mile beyond, with large            ████
 ████            cumulus clouds hovering over, bringing us to an           ████
 ████            ominous pause. To the West, towards the setting           ████
 ████            sun, the two families of clouds merged, holding           ████
 ████            the last light of the day in purple and orange.           ████
 ████            Below, a freight train cut the landscape in               ████
 ████            half as it whistled in the distance.                      ████
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 ████            Almost as soon as the session wrapped, I was              ████
 ████            off and away on press trips and then proper               ████
 ████            tours for Oh My God, which came out in April              ████
 ████            that same year. Sundowner sat inside of a hard            ████
 ████            drive back at Sonic Ranch and did not see the             ████
 ████            light of day, until I found myself, as did the            ████
 ████            rest of the world, stuck inside their home and            ████
 ████            in quarantine in March 2020. My second year of            ████
 ████            touring for Oh My God was cancelled. Brad,                ████
 ████            Jerry and I worked from our respective homes,             ████
 ████            sending notes back and forth as we worked alone           ████
 ████            but together to mix the album, and suddenly,              ████
 ████            just like that, Sundowner was finished.                   ████
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 ████            Songs, like sunsets, are fleeting, and itÆs               ████
 ████            only due to a willingness and desire to catch             ████
 ████            them that you ever, if even only for a moment,            ████
 ████            grab a hold of one. When writing Sundowner, I             ████
 ████            was lucky to have had the Tascam 424 there to             ████
 ████            help capture both. Sundowner is my attempt to             ████
 ████            put the Middle American twilight -- itÆs beauty           ████
 ████            profound, though not always immediate -- into             ████
 ████            sound. It is a depiction of isolation. Of the             ████
 ████            past. Of an uncertain future. Of provisions. Of           ████
 ████            an omen. Of a dead deer. Of an icon. Of a Los             ████
 ████            Angeles themed hotel in rural Kansas. Of                  ████
 ████            billowing campfires, a mermaid and a highway              ████
 ████            lined in rabbit fur. It is a depiction of the             ████
 ████            nervous feeling that comes with the skyÆs proud           ████
 ████            announcement that another day will be soon                ████
 ████            coming to a close as the pink light recedes and           ████
 ████            the street lamps and house lights suddenly                ████
 ████            click on. -- Kevin Morby, Kansas, 2020"                   ████
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