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somewhere someone

by Annelies Monseré

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somewhere someone 02:53
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2.
tree 01:14
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3.
a solitude 01:10
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golden 01:30
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a darkness 02:04
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II 01:31
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“Somewhere someone” consists of 6 previously unreleased songs. Five out of six are brand new and written right after recording “marit” – Annelies’ second full length. One was written a long time ago for her band Zent One, but, completely reworked for this release. She recorded these songs over a short period of time in 2008 on an eight track cassette recorder at home. This ep features a Hammond organ for the first time. This instrument led to new approaches in songwriting.

This release deviates clearly from previous releases, with a darker and harsher sound. Lyrically, these songs all touch the theme of absence, though this was not a conscious starting point.

The ep is limited to 185. All copies are hand-numbered, hand-stamped and have handwritten liner notes by Annelies.

Released by Morc Records - www.morctapes.com

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released November 4, 2008

All songs are written, recorded and played by AM. Instruments on this album are: organ, guitar, piano, melodica, cello, xylophone and keyboard. Mastered by Brian John Mitchell.

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