Beth Orton - Kidsticks Album

Tracklist

1	Moon
2	Corduroy Legs
3	Kidsticks
4	Dawnstar
5	Wave
6	Snow
7	Flesh And Blood
8	1973
9	Falling
10	Petals

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ANTI-87426-2	Beth Orton	Kidsticks ‎(CD, Album)	Anti-	ANTI-87426-2	US	2016
ANTI-87426-2P	Beth Orton	Kidsticks ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Anti-	ANTI-87426-2P	US	2016
SICX-48	Beth Orton	Kidsticks ‎(CD, Album)	Epitaph	SICX-48	Japan	2016
ANTI-7426-1	Beth Orton	Kidsticks ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Ora)	Anti-	ANTI-7426-1	UK & Europe	2016
7426-2	Beth Orton	Kidsticks ‎(CD, Album)	Anti-	7426-2	Europe	2016

Credits

• Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Dustin O'Halloran (tracks: B1, B2, B4)
• Backing Vocals – Chris Taylor (tracks: A5, B2), Szela Thompson (tracks: A3, B4)
• Bass – Bram Inscore (tracks: A3 to B2, B4), Chris Taylor (tracks: A1), Shahzad Ismaily (tracks: A2, B4)
• Design – Trevor Hernandez
• Drum Programming, Engineer [Synth Engineer] – Andrew Hung
• Drums – Guillermo E. Brown (tracks: A2 to B1, B4)
• Drums, Percussion – Lucky Paul Taylor (tracks: A1, B1 to B4)
• Electric Guitar – George Lewis Jr.
• Lyrics By – Beth Orton
• Management – Mike Gillespie, The Sunday Club
• Mastered By – Mike Marsh
• Music By – Andrew Hung, Beth Orton
• Photography By – Tierney Gearon
• Piano – Dustin O'Halloran (tracks: B3)
• Producer – Andrew Hung, Beth Orton
• Synthesizer [Moog] – Shahzad Ismaily (tracks: B4)
• Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizer – Beth Orton

Notes

Includes download code.

Barcodes

• Barcode (On Sleeve): 8 714092 742619
• Label Code: LC 02576
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): 15094 1A EPIT 7426-1
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): 15094 1B EPIT 7426-1
• Matrix / Runout (Runout both sides, hand-etched): MIKE'S™ – THE EXCHANGE MIKE MARSH MASTERING
• Rights Society: BIEM
• Rights Society: STEMRA

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Anti, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Anti, Inc.
• Published By – BMG Music Publishing Ltd.
• Published By – Touch Tones Music Ltd.
• Mastered At – The Exchange Mike Marsh Mastering
• Pressed By – Record Industry – 15094

Video

Album

Beth Orton. Kidsticks by Beth Orton, released 27 May 2016 1. Snow 2. Moon 3. Petals 4. Wave 6. Dawnstar 7. Falling 8. Corduroy Legs 9. Flesh and Blood 10. Dan Leithauser Close to the first Beth Orton album Trailer Park and that is a good thing Favorite track: Petals. Rich Hims. Rich Hims Along with Eliza Carthy, I've long considered Beth Orton to be one of the foremost talents in moderrn English folk, and in Kidsticks she combines touches of electronica with her usual undercurrent of country. Favorite track: Flesh and Blood. Альбом 2016 Песен: 10. She got her start singing on William Orbit's chillout project Strange Cargo, and she lent her voice to two songs on the Chemical Brothers' Exit Planet Dust, placing her smack in the middle of British pop's volatile post-rave milieu. When her 1996 breakout album, Trailer Park, appeared, it balanced plaintive acoustic guitars and barroom piano with trip-hop beats and atmospheric electronic detailing. That unusual fusion had a lot to do with. Beth Orton - Kidsticks 2016. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Trip-Hop Folk. Songs in album Beth Orton - Kidsticks 2016. Beth Orton - Snow. Beth Orton - Moon. Beth Orton - Petals. Beth Orton - 1973. Beth Orton - Wave. Beth Orton - Dawnstar. Beth Orton - Falling. Beth Orton - Corduroy Legs. Beth Orton - Flesh And Blood. Beth Orton - Kidsticks. Listen free to Beth Orton Kidsticks Snow, Moon and more. 10 tracks 37:30. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Play album. Get album. Co-produced by Beth and Andrew Hung Fuck Buttons, Kidsticks reframes Beths unmistakable voice inside ten pure, audacious, playful and kinetic songs. A resolutely focused album, it represents a rare chance to hear an established artist get plugged in and completely rework the songwriting process with wide-eyed, open-minded glee. Artist Site Released: May 27, 2016 ON Anti-. Beth Ortons latest album is a joyously abandoned swirl of words and sounds. She talks about living in the US, being a motherless mother and letting her music hang out a bit. Imeet Beth Orton for lunch in a pub in Islington, north London. Dressed in a red leather biker-style jacket, T-shirt, jeans and red leather boots, she seems taller than I remember, but just as intense in her own particular way, often veering from garrulous to guarded in a single sentence. We first met in the late 1990s, when she was working on her album Central Reservation. Kidsticks feels genuinely special-its an exciting reboot and a tantalizing hint that new strategies may be on the horizon, never a bad thing when an artist has been on the job more than two decades. Read full review