Then The Lightness Leaves And I Become Heavy Again, by Mt. Oriander

Then The Lightness Leaves And I Become Heavy Again

by Mt. Oriander

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	1.	The Dark Parts of the Map Are Places You Have Not Yet Visited 00:58
	2.	What We Have is You 02:40
	3.	We Measure Our Distance in Time 03:46
	4.	If This is Sadness, I Don't Like It One Bit 03:24
	5.	A Drawing of a Bird that You Have Never Seen Before 03:34
	6.	We Should Get Out of Here Before Something Goes Terribly Wrong! 04:05
	7.	You Were Part of Me Before We Came Here 03:19
	8.	If Only Something Would Go Right for a Change 03:22
	9.	Rare Frog Coin 03:09
	10.	Lilliput Steps 04:00
	11.	We Are Not in This Alone 03:34
	12.	You Don't Have to Keep Trying Anymore 03:42

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released October 21, 2022

Mt. Oriander is Keith Latinen.
He played most of the things on this album, but he also asked a bunch of his friends to play on it too.

Here is a complete list of guest musicians on the album:

On “The Dark Parts of the Map Are Places You Have Not Yet Visited,”
Matt Hull played trombone and trumpet.

On “What We Have is You,”
Matt Hull played trombone and trumpet.

On “If This is Sadness, I Don't Like It One Bit,”
Brandon Lutmer and Warren Franklin both sang and Mat Halliday played the shaker.

On “A Drawing of a Bird that You Have Never Seen Before,”
Warren Franklin sang.

On “We Should Get Out of Here Before Something Goes Terribly Wrong!,”
Andrew Stefano played synthesizer and second guitar on the intro. Mat Halliday played the tambourine and some synthesizer too.

On “You Were Part of Me Before We Came Here,”
Cathy Latinen sang.

On “If Only Something Would Go Right for a Change,”
Colleen Dow played cello and Ana Hughes Perez played violin.

On “Rare Frog Coin,”
Mat Halliday played piano and synthesizer.

On “Lilliput Steps,”
Ben Hendricks sang.

On “We Are Not in This Alone,”
Brian Carley sang and Nick Kwas (wandertalk) played piano. Mat Halliday played the harmonium.

On “You Don’t Have to Keep Trying Anymore,”
Elliott Green sang, Mat Halliday played additional guitar, and Jacob West played/programmed the synthesizer.

The album was recorded on various dates ranging from 2019-2022.

All non-guest parts were recorded at All Glory to the Hypnotoad Studios by Mat Halliday in Williamston, MI.
Mixed by Mat Halliday in Hazel Park, MI and mastered by Dave Downham at Gradwell House in Haddon Heights, NJ.

The artwork was created by Shane Butler.
He runs an amazing custom art company called Portrai Me that you should totally check out.

Additional art editing by Keith Latinen and Rhys Meatyard.

All songs © 2022 Mt. Oriander/We Are People Here, We Are Not Numbers (ASCAP).

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