℗ 2014 Universal Music Classics, A Division of UMG Recordings Inc. Universal Music Classics, A Division of UMG Recordings Inc.
Released March 24, 2015
Duration 54m 46s
Record Label Decca Crossover
Genre Jazz
 

Twin Danger

Twin Danger

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1.1
Pointless Satisfaction
Twin Danger
5:15
1.2
Coldest Kind Of Heart
Twin Danger
4:40
1.3
I Love (Loving You)
Twin Danger
4:05
1.4
Just Because
Twin Danger
4:11
1.5
Save It
Twin Danger
4:45
1.6
When It Counts
Twin Danger
4:18
1.7
Sailor
Twin Danger
4:17
1.8
In Many Ways
Twin Danger
4:13
1.9
Past Yet Untold
Twin Danger
2:51
1.10
You're Everything
Twin Danger
3:04
1.11
No One Knows
Twin Danger
4:06
1.12
Take It From My Eyes
Twin Danger
4:45
1.13
Missing Her
Twin Danger
4:16
Digital Booklet
"... a record with a wide appeal in its intimacy and sultry mix of jazz and R&B ... Bley and Matthewman are not making a new sound, but they are delivering and updating an old one with style and depth." - DownBeat "... Vanessa Bley is an environmentalist who dresses like a Hell's Angel badass and sings like Billie Holliday. A chanteuse for the 21st century, Vanessa's bluesy, sultry voice lifts you up to another planet." - The Huffington Post Noir jazz meets midnight blues on this debut from Twin Danger, an intriguing group formed by Vanessa Bley and Stuart Matthewman. It's a pedigreed duo: Bley is the daughter of renowned jazz pianist Paul Bley while Matthewman co–founded the group Sade and co-wrote several of the band's hits with lead singer Sade Adu. Twin Danger updates a classic sound in a contemporary style with Bley/Matthewman originals and one surprising cover song, a distinctively different interpretation of the rock track No One Knows by Queens of the Stone Age. "It refers to the alter ego, the part of you that can be wild or irrational or even destructive, but it’s still a part of you and not accepting that is what makes it dangerous. We’re making music to get lost in. It’s warm and beautiful but there are dark undercurrents revealing fundamental issues of the self. That’s what makes it Twin Danger." - Vanessa Bley
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Decca Crossover Studio Masters

Produced by Stuart Matthewman & Vanessa Bley Mixed by Stuart Matthewman at Cottonbelly Studios, NYC Recorded by Stuart Matthewman @Cottonbelly Studios, NYC; Allen Farmello @ Mavericks Studio, NYC; Tyler McDiarmid @ 58N6 Studios, NYC; Bob Brockman @ Mission Sound Studios BK Mastered by: Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, NYC Executive Producer: Guy Eckstine A&R Coordination: Allison Joyce A&R Administration: Evelyn Morgan Production Manager: Tom Arndt Marketing: Kim Kaiman/Leslie Collman-Smith Cover Artwork: Hayden Miller Photos: iO Tillett Wright and Phil Knott Design: Elisa Bates
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Pointless Satisfaction
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Coldest Kind Of Heart
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I Love (Loving You)
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4
Just Because
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Save It
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When It Counts
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Sailor
0.00-13.58-11.38
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In Many Ways
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Past Yet Untold
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You're Everything
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No One Knows
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Take It From My Eyes
-0.47-16.91-14.411
13
Missing Her
-0.37-15.45-12.79

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