Nothing to Be Sad About, by Nathan McLaughlin

Nothing to Be Sad About

by Nathan McLaughlin

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	1.	Process 05:36
	2.	Concrete & Marigolds 05:23
	3.	Night Shades I 01:51
	4.	Heart Starts 02:06
	5.	Night Shades II 03:34
	6.	Flow 03:16
	7.	Recess 05:48

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Originally released on CD as eilean 42

Dedicated to the lively spirit of Eric Elliott Holtry.

For Dan & Sprite on the occasion of their marriage.
Inspired by that free wheeling weekend along Pine Creek,
in the mountains of central Pennsylvania.

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released October 10, 2014

VIDEO WORK : vimeo.com/106121343
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released October 10, 2014

Violin on Tracks 1 & 7 - Joe Houpert
All other instrumentation by Nathan McLaughlin
Recorded June 2014 in Hudson, NY and Philadelphia, PA.

Mastered by Erich Steiger in Baltimore, MD.
Artwork Cover by Matthew Rangel
Inside Photography by Mathias Van Eecloo
Design by Rémi Verdier

Many thanks to Erich Steiger for helping us on the final steps and to
Seth Chrisman for his video work on the piece of sound "Recess".

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Nathan McLaughlin Hudson, New York

Nathan McLaughlin lives and works in Hudson, NY. His focus is on the intersection of acoustic and electronic instruments, the human being and going to the center.

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