Jessica Lea Mayfield - Sorry Is Gone FLAC

Jessica Lea Mayfield Ato Records Indie Rock Folk Rock 2017

Genre:	Rock / World - Folk
Performer:	Jessica Lea Mayfield
Title:	Sorry Is Gone
Style:	Indie Rock, Folk Rock
Date of release:	29 Sep 2017
Label:	ATO Records
Catalog Number:	ATO0409
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2999 mb
MP3 album size:	2729 mb

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Tracklist

1	Meadow
2	Too Much Terrible
3	Safe 2 Connect 2
4	Maybe Whatever
5	WTF
6	Wish You Could See Me Now
7	Soaked Through
8	Offa My Hands
9	World Won't Stop
10	Bum Me Out
11	Sorry Is Gone

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country
ATO0409CD	Jessica Lea Mayfield	Sorry Is Gone ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	ATO Records	ATO0409CD	2017
none	Jessica Lea Mayfield	Sorry Is Gone ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	ATO Records	none	2017
Ato0409	Jessica Lea Mayfield	Sorry is gone ‎(Cass)	ATO Records	Ato0409	Unknown

Credits

Backing Vocals – Emil Amos (tracks: B2), Jenny Lewis (tracks: B1), Seth Avett (tracks: A2, A4)
Bass, Keyboards – Emil Amos
Drums – Steve Shelley
Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Bobby Holland (tracks: B3)
Engineer [Assistant Engineer, Mixing] – Emily Rittenhouse
Engineer [Assistant Engineers, Recording] – Barry McReady, Connon Harford
Guitar – Cameron Deyell
Guitar, Drums, Percussion, Bass, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Patrick Damphier (tracks: B3)
Guitar, Vocals – Jessica Lea Mayfield
Illustration – Faye Orlove
Keyboards – John Agnello (tracks: A4), Seth Avett (tracks: A4)
Lacquer Cut By – RJ
Layout – Robin C. Hendrickson
Mastered By – Greg Calbi
Pedal Steel Guitar – Paco Loco (tracks: A5, B2)
Percussion – John Agnello (tracks: A2 to A4, B5)
Photography By – Ebru Yildiz
Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – John Agnello (tracks: A1 to B2, B4, B5), Patrick Damphier (tracks: B3)
Written-By – Jessica Lea Mayfield (tracks: A1 to B2, B4, B5), Patrick Damphier (tracks: B3)

Notes

Includes a printed inner sleeve, a download coupon and a sticker sheet.
Initial orders from the ATO webstore included a signed postcard.

℗ & © 2017 ATO Records, LLC.

All songs [...] Duck Snake Publishing BMI except "Offa My Hands" [...] Five Proud Trees ASCAP, administered by Words & Music, a division of Big Deal Music, LLC.

Pre-production at Echo Canyon West
Recorded at Water Music Recorders & Electric Lady Studios
Mixed at Water Music Recorders

Barcodes

Barcode: 880882305918
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout): 08823-05918 A RJ STERLING HDP1139
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout): HDP1139 08823-05918 B RJ STERLING
Rights Society: ASCAP
Rights Society: BMI

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – ATO Records
Copyright (c) – ATO Records
Published By – Duck Snake Publishing
Published By – Five Proud Trees
Published By – Words & Music
Published By – Big Deal Music, LLC
Produced At – Echo Canyon West
Recorded At – Water Music Recorders
Recorded At – Electric Lady Studios
Mixed At – Water Music Recorders
Mastered At – Sterling Sound
Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound

Video

Celace

4.9/5 only reason not a 5/5 is because in my personal opinion the flow of the album would be SOOO much better if she swapped the placement of a few tracks. thats all. shes a gem.

Modifyn

Second album I've checked out by Jessica Lea Mayfield, and once again can't say enough good things about it. Definitely a different feel than "Tell Me", as it takes hold of the Alt-Rock, shoegazey styles a little more, while abandoning some of her indie-folk vibe. Regardless, her signature style is still firmly intact and the album flows just as lovely. As a whole, "Sorry Is Gone" definitely has some dark overtones to it, and it makes me think of what a cross between Kirsty MacColl and Mazzy Star would sound like. Not sure if it's my mind playing tricks on me because she's rocking a Black Metal shirt in the sleeve notes, but on some songs it almost sounds like a lo-fi ambient drone ringing in the background. No better way to express your current mood than to layer some icy, dark tones on top of some angst driven lyrics. Anyway, 'Sorry Is Gone' and 'Offa My Hands' seem to be the singles, as they are what I've been hearing get some airtime, but the album as a whole is worth every bit of your time. I'm not a huge fan of colored or clear vinyl, but the sound quality on this pressing is spot-on, and will not disappoint. My favorite tune is 'Maybe Whatever', and love the lyrics: "You say that the evil I don't know is worse than the evil I do know, but I'd rather not know anyone at all..." My thoughts exactly... Five Stars, Get Up With It!