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CH039 - PJ Sykes "Fuzz"

by PJ Sykes

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1.	Do You Remember 02:43	buy track
2.	Holding On 04:25	buy track
3.	Dunkin' On The General 02:47	buy track
4.	This Song Is A Protest 01:53	buy track
5.	How To Germinate A Heart 02:57	buy track
6.	Real Life 02:44	buy track
7.	Stardust 02:39	buy track
8.	Aerosol 03:12	buy track
9.	Another Frequency 03:48	buy track
10.	Weebles Wobble 03:00	buy track

about

When it finally hit me that we were going to be stuck at home for a while (you know like for a couple months), I decided to write a few songs just for fun. I wasn't trying or even expecting to sit down and write this album, but over a period of a few weeks the seeds of these songs started pouring out of me. I decided to take my time and see where things landed as I crafted melodies, recorded, and re-recorded guitars. I hope most of the themes feel universal, however there's no doubt that this record is my expression of life during extremely trying times.

credits

released May 7, 2021

Written, performed, recorded, mixed, artwork, photography, and layout by PJ Sykes / May 2020 - March 2021 / Richmond, VA

Additional guitars by Jeff Roop / St. Louis, MO

Mastered by Allen Bergendahl at Viking Recording / Richmond, VA

Special Thanks:
Melissa Koch, Gemma, Jeff Roop, Allen Bergendahl, Ben Nicastro, David Shultz, Righter, Pete Fraser, Missy Thangs, Matt Klimas, James Seretis, Dave Watkins, Landis Wine, Coldon Martin, Kelli Anderson, Scott Elmquist
and to all of the tireless local activists, I see you.