Something About Ghosts
by Kylie Whitney
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Heretic
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIncludes CD with 8 page booklet.
Includes unlimited streaming of Something About Ghosts via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.ships out within 3 daysPurchasable with gift card$20 AUD or more
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift cardDownload available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.
$15 AUD or more
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Heretic
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Bad News Baby
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Saturn
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I Can Make You
04:56
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Vincent
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On Hold
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Mermaids
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You're Just The Blues
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Tealight
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We Can't Be Friends
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Heartbreak Heaven
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credits
released September 23, 2014
Kylie Whitney: Lead and backing vocals
Michael Carpenter: drums and drum programming, basses, lots of guitars of all shapes, types and sizes, pianos, organs, mellotrons, harmoniums and other various key pressing things, omnichord, percussion, backing vocals
Jadey O’Regan: piano on “Heartbreak Heaven”, “You Won’t Change” and “Bad News Baby”
Casey Atkins: lead guitar solo on “You Won’t Change”
Chris Murphy: lead and backing vocals, bass and rhythm guitars on “You Won’t Change”
Kent Eastwood: Piano on “Tealights”
Produced, engineered and mixed by Michael Carpenter at Love Hz Studios, Sydney, Australia.
Co-engineered by Kylie Whitney.
Assistant engineers - Rebecca Guilhaus, Jessica Legg and Victoria Coster
Mastered by Rick O’Neil at Turtlerock Mastering, Sydney, Australia
Artwork by James Cooper. Photography by Michael Carpenter
All songs written by Kylie Whitney and Michael Carpenter (Origin/Alberts Publishing) except “You Won’t Change”, written by Kylie Whitney, Michael Carpenter and Chris Murphy, “Bad News Baby” by Michael Carpenter and Emma Beau, “Vincent” by Don McLean and “We Can’t Be Friends” by Lorene Scafaria
Kylie Whitney: Lead and backing vocals
Michael Carpenter: drums and drum programming, basses, lots of guitars of all shapes, types and sizes, pianos, organs, mellotrons, harmoniums and other various key pressing things, omnichord, percussion, backing vocals
Jadey O’Regan: piano on “Heartbreak Heaven”, “You Won’t Change” and “Bad News Baby”
Casey Atkins: lead guitar solo on “You Won’t Change”
Chris Murphy: lead and backing vocals, bass and rhythm guitars on “You Won’t Change”
Kent Eastwood: Piano on “Tealights”
Produced, engineered and mixed by Michael Carpenter at Love Hz Studios, Sydney, Australia.
Co-engineered by Kylie Whitney.
Assistant engineers - Rebecca Guilhaus, Jessica Legg and Victoria Coster
Mastered by Rick O’Neil at Turtlerock Mastering, Sydney, Australia
Artwork by James Cooper. Photography by Michael Carpenter
All songs written by Kylie Whitney and Michael Carpenter (Origin/Alberts Publishing) except “You Won’t Change”, written by Kylie Whitney, Michael Carpenter and Chris Murphy, “Bad News Baby” by Michael Carpenter and Emma Beau, “Vincent” by Don McLean and “We Can’t Be Friends” by Lorene Scafaria
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