Moon Milk, by L CON

Moon Milk

by L CON

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IAM & Fresh Maple Leaves This is definitely not 'easy listening', but nethertheless wonderful music! Favorite track: How Much Shall We Bet?.

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1.	The Distance of the Moon 05:54	info	buy track
2.	At Daybreak 04:17	info	buy track
3.	A Sign in Space 05:28	info	buy track
4.	All at One Point 01:38	info	buy track
5.	Without Colours (featuring Mary Margaret Wood) 03:33	info	buy track
6.	Games Without End 02:13	info	buy track
7.	My Aquatic Uncle 03:09	info	buy track
8.	How Much Shall We Bet? 03:18	info	buy track
9.	The Dinosaurs 01:45	info	buy track
10.	Form of Space 04:49	info
11.	The Light-Years 03:20	info	buy track
12.	The Spiral 04:45	info	buy track

about

Thank you to the Ontario Arts Council for their generous support and for making this project possible ! All songs composed in Sackville, NB, as part of the SappyFest Songwriter-in-Residence program - thank you to Sackville for having me.

credits

released October 7, 2016

Performers (view specific track credits below each track):

Lisa Conway - vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, electric guitar
Andrew Collins - electric bass, synthesizers, acoustic and electric guitar, acoustic guitar, upright piano, vocals
Mary Wood - vocals

Clayton Dyon - electric guitar
Nicolas Buligan - trumpet, flugelhorn
Karen Ng - saxophone, clarinet, flute
Tom Richards - trombone
Rob Clutton - double bass
Cory Latkovich - cello
Amanda Penner - viola
Mika Posen - violin
Kevin Wong - violin
Adam Hindle - drum kit and percussion

Written, produced and arranged by Lisa Conway.

Engineered, recorded and edited by Andrew Collins at the Music Gallery, the Tinshop, the Wildlife Sanctuary, and Highland farm, with additional recording by Lisa Conway.

Mixed by Andrew Collins and Lisa Conway at the Wildlife Sanctuary.

Mastered by Andy Magoffin at the House of Miracles.

Cover art and album design by Layne Hinton.

Wildlife Sanctuary Sound Recordings // www.wildlifesanctuarysound.com

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L CON Montreal, Québec

L CON is the ever-evolving project of composer, producer, singer + sonic adventurer Lisa Conway.

shows

May 1

Casa Del Popolo

Montreal, QC

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