Dan Auerbach-Keep it Hid-(Advance)-2009-BPM ReUp

ARTiST....: dan auerbach



TiTLE.....: keep it hid



LABEL.....: Nonesuch Records



GENRE.....: indie



SOURCE....: cdda



ENCODER...: i'm too lame to change the defaul



SiZE......: 54,5 MB



REL.DATE..: jan-18-2009



Catalognr.: n/a



Quality...: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / joint



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01] trouble weights a ton 02:19

02] i want some more 03:49

03] heartbroken, in disrepair 03:21

04] because i should 00:53

05] whispered words 04:06

06] real desire 04:26

07] when the night comes 04:11

08] mean monsoon 03:47

09] the provvl 03:18

10] keep it hid 03:41

11] my last mistake 03:14

12] when i left the room 04:02

13] street walkin' 04:39

14] goin' home 04:57



TOTAL TiME : 50:43 min



Nonesuch Records releases Keep It Hid, the solo

debut from singer/songwriter/guitarist Dan

Auerbach-best known as half of The Black Keys-on

February 10, 2009. While working on and touring in

support of The Black Keys' most recent album,

Attack & Release, Auerbach also was writing songs

that would become Keep It Hid. "This record is a

mixture of things I like to listen to,

psychedelia, soul music, country harmonies," says

Auerbach. In February Auerbach will begin a

national tour with performances in New York City,

Boston, and Washington, DC. Opening acts for the

tour will include Those Darlins and Hacienda-the

latter also lending support as Auerbach's backing

band.



Keep It Hid was produced and engineered by

Auerbach at his studio, Akron Analog, and features

him playing a variety of instruments, including

drums, guitar, percussion, and keyboards. Many of

Auerbach's friends and family play on the album,

including his uncle James Quine, who contributes

vocal harmony and electric guitar on the track

"Street Walkin." Other musicians include fellow

Ohioans Jessica Lea Mayfield, who sings on the

track "When the Night Comes," and Bob Cesare, who

plays drums on "Whispered Words," a song

originally written by Auerbach's father. Of the

recording process Auerbach states, "I wanted a

live, organic sound. Nothing was too plotted or

planned, just a lot of spontaneity." The record

was mixed by Auerbach's good friend Mark Neill at

Neill's Soil of the South studio.



With his Black Keys bandmate Patrick Carney,

Auerbach has recorded five critically acclaimed

full-length albums, beginning with 2002’s The Big

Come Up. In 2008, Attack & Release debuted on the

Billboard Top 200 chart at #14, marking The Black

Keys’ highest position to date. The New York Times

called it a “savage, bitter concoction built on a

snarling punk-rock riff,” while the Los Angeles

Times called it “without doubt the Keys’ most

dynamic effort yet.” Auerbach also has been busy

with his own record label, Polymer Sounds, for

which he produced the 2008 debut from Jessica Lea

Mayfield, With Blasphemy, So Heartfelt; Pitchfork

praised Mayfield’s album as “fascinating and

endlessly listenable.”