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The Mountain Moves

Treetop Flyers

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Format: CD

Cat No: VJCD209

Release Date:  29 April 2013

Label:  Loose Music

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  5029432020924

Genres:  Folk  Americana  

Release Date:  13 May 2013

Label:  Loose Music

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  5029432020917

Genres:  Folk  Americana  

  • Description

    With their quintessential vintage West Coast sound, it's fitting that Treetop Flyers laid down their outstanding country soul debut in the canyons of Southern California. Though based in London, the British five-piece swapped urban England for the picturesque beaches and rolling hills of Malibu in order to record the classic sounding The Mountain Moves. "Our music makes sense there", explains Sam. Yet 'The Mountain Moves' hits home far beyond the reaches of Los Angeles. A record of hope, honesty and huge choruses, its universally reaching songs are strewn with sunshine-infused four-part harmonies, propelled by an irrefutable open-highway groove. Paying their dues to everyone from The Band and Neil Young by way of Little Feat and Fleetwood Mac, there are also gracious nods towards the more contemporary likes of My Morning Jacket, The Coral and Jonathan Wilson wrapped up in these 11 time-travelling tracks.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Things Will Change
      • 2. Houses Are Burning
      • 3. Waiting On You
      • 4. Rose Is In The Yard
      • 5. She's Gotta Run
      • 6. Haunted House
      • 7. Postcards
      • 8. Making Time
      • 9. Picture Show
      • 10. Storm Will Pass
      • 11. Is It All Worth It

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Things Will Change
      • 2. Houses Are Burning
      • 3. Waiting On You
      • 4. Rose Is In The Yard
      • 5. She's Gotta Run
      • 6. Haunted House
      • 7. Postcards
      • 8. Making Time
      • 9. Picture Show
      • 10. Storm Will Pass
      • 11. Is It All Worth It