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Written & Produced By Shane Tutmarc (2CD)
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Price: $16.00
Artist:
Shane Tutmarc
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RELEASE ON THE KOOL KAT MUSIK LABEL! Hot on the heels of Dolour’s “The Royal We” comes
this terrific 22-track, specially-priced 2CD set of Shane Tutmarc’s music
released in between Dolour records under his name and as Solar Twin. Along with some previously unreleased tracks,
the other songs were previously available only on vinyl or as downloads – until
now! Shane explains “Shortly after ‘The
Royal We’ was released, I was approached about collecting
my various singles and album tracks that have never had a proper physical
release. What we ended up with is much
more than just a collection of odds and ends, ‘Written & Produced…’ is a cherry-picked collection of personal
favorites from my solo recordings, Solar Twin, and Dolour. This collection should function as a
companion to ‘The Royal We’, ideally filling the cracks between my disparate
projects, making it feel like you’re on a guided journey through my solo
recordings, Dolour, and Solar Twin.” Disc
1 collects stand-alone singles, deep album cuts, plus 2 brand-new exclusive
tracks, ‘Damaged Goods’ (Dolour) and ‘Last One Standing’ (Solar Twin). It also includes the recent ‘A Brave New
World’ which was KEXP’s “Song of the Day” in April 2020 and “Hold On To This
Moment,” nominated for 2019’s Song of the Year by the Nashville Industry Music
Awards. You’ll also find hidden gems from 2014’s digital-only album, “Borrowed Trouble” (“What Is This
Love,” “Can I Count On You”) and songs from Shane’s 2015 single-a-month series
(“Suicide Weather,” “Out of the Dark”). Disc 2 is the first time on CD for
2017’s Solar Twin debut, “Pink Noise”, which is the most-streamed album of
Shane’s discography. “With
Solar Twin, Tutmarc has embraced the pop revolution, dousing his
powerhouse voice in autotune, trading in his guitars for dreamy,
synth-drenched melodic pop of the highest order.” –
NoCountryForNewNashville.com “On
Solar Twin’s debut, Tutmarc has redefined the poetry of his songwriting,
creating a worldly and eclectic aesthetic where beauty and darkness often trade
punches from line to line.” – NewNoiseMagazine.com GREAT!!
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