KING-191 Kingdom 2 Artist Feature Erin O'Neill
From the amazing songwriter, Erin O’Neill, comes a sonically lush and soulful album that harkens back to the singer-songwriters of the Laurel Canyon era, but with a modern-day edge. Live instrumentation, powerful vocals and piercingly honest lyrics.
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1. The Same And Far Away
5:17O’NEILL; This song starts off with a simple dissonant guitar and key line and is soon accompanied by angelic vocals and a smooth drumbeat, then it bursts into an explosive chorus.
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2. San Diego
4:21O’NEILL; A downtempo and laid back song about a trip back from San Diego. Features female vocals, drums, bass, piano, keys and guitar.
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3. Traveling East
4:30O’NEILL; This song starts off with a cascade of female vocals and a simple, delicately played electric guitar line that flows through the whole track.
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4. Tuesday
3:51O’NEILL; A charming and heartfelt song about the woes of being alone and wanting for Tuesday to come. Features female vocals, drums, bass, guitar and keys.
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5. Bad Attitude
3:58O’NEILL; A downtempo, southern sounding acoustically strummed song about having a bad attitude. Features female vocals drums, bass, keys and guitar.
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6. Some People A
3:45O’NEILL; This emo-indie, pop sounding track starts off with an arpeggiated piano, distorted electric guitar and a syncopated drumbeat and then really opens up for the chorus.
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7. Some People B
3:45O’NEILL; This emo-indie, pop sounding track starts off with an arpeggiated piano, distorted electric guitar and a syncopated drumbeat and then really opens up for the chorus.
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8. Dim Light
4:18O’NEILL; A midtempo song that starts off with a cold synthline and a female vocal lead that is soon accompanied by background harmonies.
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9. Stay There
4:12O’NEILL; A lone acoustic guitar delicately strummed, married with a soothing female vocal performance about wanting to stay there.