HNNY - Sunday FLAC

Hnny Sweden Omena Downtempo Deep House House Disco 2015

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	HNNY
Title:	Sunday
Style:	Downtempo, Deep House, House, Disco, Nu-Disco
Date of release:	11 Aug 2015
Label:	Omena
Catalog Number:	OMLP001
Country:	Sweden
FLAC album size:	1494 mb
MP3 album size:	2568 mb

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Tracklist

1	Cheer Up, My Brother	5:05
2	Sunday	3:00
3	Sylvia	4:20
4	Here We Go!	0:19
5	You Feeling Alright	5:35
6	My Baby	5:41
7	Memory Tape One	5:52
8	There Is No One Else	3:06
9	Eagle's House	3:18
10	Memory Tape Two	1:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
OMCD001	HNNY	Sunday ‎(10xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Omena	OMCD001	Sweden	2015

Credits

Artwork By – Ivo Kiusalaas, Rickard Ljungdahl Eklund
Artwork By, Producer – Johan Cederberg
Lacquer Cut By, Mastered By – Andreas

Barcodes

Barcode: 3141592653589

Companies

Lacquer Cut At – Schnittstelle
Mastered At – Schnittstelle
Distributed By – All Ears Distribution
Pressed By – MPO

Video

Globus

This record is like my grandma. Seeing it in a club environment would surprise me (although it would be somewhat charming), but on a sunny weekend, it mellows you out, supplies you with endless affection and saccharine goodness, while simultaneously reminding you to always drink your milk.

Zadora

This is the most accurate spot-on description of a piece of music I have ever read in my life.The valences of the sentences perfectly match the actual physical sensations the track causes on the listener. As a perfect expression of poetic functionality it is beyond a review and is in some way a new kind of art.

Danskyleyn

nice b a r c o d e !

unmasked

You have great e y e s i g h t .

WinDImmortaL

"Cheer Up, My Brother" has to be one of the most uplifting tunes ever conceived. Just a beautiful track.

Xtreem

couldn't agree more. just heard it for the first time and pretty shaken by it's warmth & weightlessness

Anardred

No rewiews for this dreamy release? Downtempo, deep at his best!!! 10/10

Shadowredeemer

Play it again and again. One of the best albums I've come across in a long time.