新曲モラトリアム英語版 (Shinkyoku Moratorium Eigoban)

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1.	Wrapped 03:44	buy track
2.	Moonlight Lady 05:18	buy track
3.	Hello Stranger 03:09	buy track
4.	Hurt So Bad 03:23	buy track
5.	Miss You Much 04:01	buy track
6.	Don't Disturb This Groove 05:47	buy track
7.	Hallelujah 04:24	buy track
8.	The Fool 02:10	buy track
9.	The Closer I Get to You 04:50	buy track
10.	So Straight and Slow 04:25	buy track
11.	Tricked Out 02:59	buy track

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What if?

What if Garbage covered Linda Ronstadt? What if Boy-era U2 covered Bruce Robison? Or My Bloody Valentine covering Gabby Pahinui?

That’s the approach of 「新曲モラトリアム英語版」 (Shinkyoku Moratorium Eigoban, or New Song Moratorium English Edition.) Imagine how a song would sound filtered through another style.

What would happene if Alice in Chains had performed “Miss You Much” instead of Janet Jackson. How would Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” sound if its creative DNA got spliced with Arvo Pärt’s Fratres? What happens when Explosions in the Sky covers Roberta Flack?

The only straight forward cover on this album is Robin Holcomb’s “So Straight and Slow.”

Covers are tricky business, a balancing act between honoring a song’s artistic intent and a performer’s need to localize it in his or her perspective. I choose to commandeer others.

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released December 4, 2020

Produced and engineered by Greg Bueno

Recorded in the Closet, 2009-2012, Austin, TX and the Closet West 2013, 2020, Seattle, WA

Cover design by Greg Bueno

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Eponymous 4 Seattle, Washington

Eponymous 4 is the home studio project of Greg Bueno, a lapsed musician and web developer or a lapsed developer and web musician. It depends.