
Jason Lytle announces new album with sci-fi synth track "Dry Gulched On Rodeo Drive"
Jason Lytle of Grandaddy has announced his new solo LP Arthur King Presents Jason Lytle: NYLONANDJUNO, alongside revealing the sci-fi instrumental "Dry Gulched On Rodeo Drive".
"Dry Gulched On Rodeo Drive" is Lytle's first single since last year's 11-minute instrumental for his late dog Tippy.
Announcing his new album on Twitter, Lytle wrote, "It was a bit of a departure from others...this one being all instrumental with the focus being simple songs with distinct themes played on a RolandJuno60 synthesizer and a Nylon string guitar and then lovingly edited."
Hi..I have a new LP
— jason lytle (@jasonlytle) July 26, 2019
It was a bit of a departure from others...this one being all instrumental with the focus being simple songs with distinct themes played on a RolandJuno60 synthesizer and a Nylon string guitar and then lovingly edited.
ready 4 pre-order https://t.co/ksff5LNF4E pic.twitter.com/RnzS5NzkxQ
Speaking to Brooklyn Vegan about the new record, Lytle said, "I wondered how working within these limitations would end up.... Turns out it was a pretty fulfilling exercise just concentrating on going deep and trying to achieve certain feelings based on the song titles and subject matter I was chasing."
Tracklist:
- Hitch Your Wagon To A Falling Star
- Change Of Address / 433 Eros
- Geese Over Sunlight Ace
- Don’t Wanna Be There For All That Stuff
- Dry Gulched On Rodeo Drive
- 15 Items Or Lesson You
- Iris Leader Evening Footage
- Headed To The No Light District
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- Shygirl joins forces with LSDXOXO on new single, "Satisfy"
- Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe release new collaboration, "What We Are"
- Gina Birch announces second solo album, Trouble
- Maruja detail forthcoming debut album, Pain to Power
- Miley Cyrus shares new track "More to Lose"
- Sam Fender shares video for "Little Bit Closer" starring Adolescence's Owen Cooper
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