Strum Strum by Luke Thompson
Hi Friends. Thank you for the support and thanks for listening. I felt like these four songs shared a candid simplicity and belonged together on Strum Strum. Thank you to everyone who helped make this, my family and friends who continue to encourage and support me, and all the amazing friends I meet along the way. There are too many of you to mention here. Thanks for listening. Luke
Tracklist
| 1. | Keep Rolling On | 3:07 |
| 2. | Oh Christina | 3:54 |
| 3. | The Climb, the Fall | 4:23 |
| 4. | Like a River to the Sea | 4:56 |
Credits
released April 9, 2015
Produced by Nic Manders and Luke Thompson. Recorded and mixed by Nic Manders at Parachute Studios, Roundhead Studios and Wairiki Road, Auckland NZ. Except 'Like a River to the Sea' recorded by Luke Thompson and Mixed by Dave Baxter. Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound, Australia. All songs written by Luke Thompson ©2015
Acoustic guitar, vocals, harmonica, piano & 12 string guitar - Luke Thompson / Drums - Tim Hart / Double bass & electric bass - Mike Hall / Piano, percussion and other sounds - Nic Manders / Lapsteel - Phil van der Wel / Slide guitar (track 1) & other background noises - Dave Baxter / Backing vocals (track 2) - Lydia Cole.
Cover Photo by Mike Gilling.
Produced by Nic Manders and Luke Thompson. Recorded and mixed by Nic Manders at Parachute Studios, Roundhead Studios and Wairiki Road, Auckland NZ. Except 'Like a River to the Sea' recorded by Luke Thompson and Mixed by Dave Baxter. Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound, Australia. All songs written by Luke Thompson ©2015
Acoustic guitar, vocals, harmonica, piano & 12 string guitar - Luke Thompson / Drums - Tim Hart / Double bass & electric bass - Mike Hall / Piano, percussion and other sounds - Nic Manders / Lapsteel - Phil van der Wel / Slide guitar (track 1) & other background noises - Dave Baxter / Backing vocals (track 2) - Lydia Cole.
Cover Photo by Mike Gilling.
License
All rights reserved.
In The Trials and Tribulations of Adam and His Seed, Thompson turns his attention to everything from biblical themes to politics and privilege and the bittersweet nostalgia of fairy tales in a world of modern anxiety. It may have taken five years to carve out the work within, but Thompson’s expansive, philosophical album has been set free right on time.