Doe Eye - Television Album

Tracklist

1	Just Kids
2	Diamond
3	Desire
4	I Was Born On A Monday
5	The House I Grew Up In
6	Untitled
7	Shattered
8	You'll Love Me When I'm Dead
9	Stay In The Past
10	Do It For You

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DE-001	Doe Eye	Television ‎(CD)	Not On Label (Doe Eye Self-released)	DE-001	US	2014

Notes

Recorded to 2" tape at Tiny Telephone in San Francisco
Produced by John Vanderslice
Engineered by Jacob Winik
Assisted by Kelley Coyne
Mastered by Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering

All songs written by Maryam Qudus

Vocals performed by Maryam Qudus
Piano, Keyboards, and Guitar performed by David Kawamura
Bass performed by Nic de la Riva
All drums performed by Jason Slota except for:
Diamond and You'll Love Me When I'm Dead performed by Liam O'neill
Shattered and Untitled performed by Nicholas Suhr
Percussion performed by Andrew Macguire

Album

Buy the album for . Songs start at . Television Doe Eye. Television, 2014. Doe Eye. Do It for You, 01:55. Diamond, 03:34. Listen free to Doe Eye Television Do It for You, Diamond and more. 10 tracks 49:43. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Play album. Get album. 2014 - 10 songs. More albums from Doe Eye. T e L e V I s I o n. San Francisco's Maryam Qudus DOE EYE is an impressive singer and multi-instrumentalist releasing her debut album, TE L E V I S I O N produced by John Vanderslice, tomorrow. Maryam Qudus grew up in a Muslim household, the daughter of Afghani ex-patriots, with early musical gifts that led her onto the Berklee College of Music in 2011. Television is the third album by American rock band Television. The album was released in 1992, fourteen years after the band's second studio album and subsequent break up in 1978. A video for Call Mr. Lee was filmed and aired on MTV to limited play. Television has generally been well received by critics. Rock critic Robert Christgau wrote I prefer the more rocking, songful old Television, but it's a tribute to Tom Verlaine's conceptual restlessness and force of personality that in a world where. doe eye is the ambientelectronic project of recording engineer & producer maryam qudus. her newest release, 'b-room' consists of six ambient pieces, available on cassette and digital download. all pieces were performed, engineered & produced by maryam qudus. photography by folkert gorter. mastered by beau sorenson. this album would not be possible without the love and support of beau sorenson, john vanderslice, chris walla, mike krol, laura ho, eventide 949, h3000 & my dear family and friends. all physical proceeds will be donated to the aclu & planned parenthood. Hi DOE EYE, Sounds great Good radio potential. Hit me up on email at glenn. We check in with Maryam Qudus aka Doe Eye and talk ambient music, working at the Bay Area's Tiny Telephone, and her new project with Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs. DOE EYE. 6 April 2017 . singing monsters. 23 March 2017 . tape loops nagraivsj. 6 March 2017 . happy monday. from the album b-room. driver, by DOE EYE. Doe Eye performs 1990 at Bottom of the Hill. From her album Hotel Fire. Freya Seeburger-cello Adam Walter on keys Magik Magik Orchestra Nic de on Tuesday, DOE EYE will release her debut album, Television one of our most anticipated albums of the year. But unlike many artists who may stick to a try-and-true formula, Television sees Qudus push herself to incorporate different genres and sounds, resulting in an eclectic array of music that can best be described as excitedly avant-garde or experimental. The opening two tracks, Do It for You and Diamond , stick to DOE EYEs past sounds edgy, pulsating, mid-tempo indie rock tunes. I Was Born on a Monday has a lounge and R&B feel with his smokey, smooth harmonies over the s