Look At Us Now... revisited

by Joshua Burnell

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1.	Look At Us Now (Martian Mix) 04:22
2.	Transmission Received TSLA Retribution 00:43	info
3.	Look At Us Now (Venus Mix) 04:51
4.	Look At Us Now (Pluto Mix - Keys, Strings & Vocals) 01:45
5.	Look At Us Now (Mercury Mix - Live On The Arts Barge) 06:13

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Pay as you feel. Thank you (:
For this re-release, I wanted to explore the original recordings and rework them to create
alternative mixes that bring out different perspectives
on the song and its story.

It all began when I was listening through the multitrack and listened to the Hammond organ in isolation. It was an actual C3 recorded in Spencer Cozens' beautiful studio near Lincoln, and there was something about the sound of it... It was raw and emotive and alive. Although the final mix would be lacking without it, it doesn't shine through when buried in the mix. This made me look further and want to rework the track in a number of different ways, bringing out different qualities and moods each time.

This download contains 'Look At Us Now'...
- Martian Mix
- A Secret Message... can you decode it?
- Venus Mix
- Pluto Mix
- Mercury Mix
- BONUS TRACK: the first songwriting demo
- Exclusive sleeve notes
- Lyric sheet
- Link to a story-behind-the-song video
- Link to a live performance of 'Look At Us Now'

credits

released October 6, 2022

Performing on studio recordings are: Frances Sladen (vocals), Nathan Greaves (lead electric guitar), Katriona Gilmore (mandolin), Tom Mason (bass), Joshua Burnell (all the other stuff).
Performing in live versions are: Frances Sladen (vocals), Frankie Archer (fiddle), Ed Simpson (drums), Nathan Greaves (electric guitar), Oliver Whitehouse (bass), Joshua Burnell (vocals, keys).

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Joshua Burnell York, UK

In one phrase? Folk-fused baroque ‘n’ roll for the modern world.
With music ranging from stomping, acoustic sing-alongs, Bowie-esque music hall epics, and alt-pop singles - whilst keeping a sharp focus on the traditional themes - Joshua is fast carving out his own unique corner of the genre. ... more

joshuaburnell.co.uk

shows

Oct 19

Hutton Rudby Village Hall

Yarm, UK
Nov 2

The Hug and Pint

Glasgow, UK
Nov 6

Portland Arms

Cambridge, UK
Nov 10

The Greystones

Sheffield, UK

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