Moontraveler is the debut solo album by singer/songwriter/producer Aaron Sprinkle; it was his first release on Organic Records. Moontraveler is Aaron's first release after his second band, Rose Blossom Punch, was disbanded.[citation needed] The album has an acoustic feel which has been likened to Mike Knotts work[1][2] and also shows some electric and techno influence.[1] "Solace", "Not All Bad", "A Friend I Had" and "What Sorry Could Be" later appeared on Aaron's last solo album, Lackluster.
Track listing
- "Solace" – 3:39
- "I Wish I Were You" – 3:08
- "Antennae's Wife" – 3:26
- "Not All Bad" – 3:26
- "A Friend A Had" – 5:13
- "Mae" – 4:09
- "What Sorry Could Be" – 4:26
- "All In A Day's Work" – 5:01
- "A Step Ahead" – 3:43
- "Motor Cars" – 4:16
Album credits
- Produced by Aaron Sprinkle except "Not All Bad" produced by Blake Wescott
- Additional production on "Solace", "A Friend I Had" and "A Step Ahead" by Karina Sprinkle
- Mixed at The Sound Kitchen (Franklin, TN) by J.R. McNeely except "Not All Bad" mixed by Blake Wescott at Casa Recording Co. (Seattle, WA)
- Recorded at Jer's house, Aaron's house, and The Sound Kitchen by Aaron Sprinkle except "Not All Bad" recorded by Blake Wescott at Casa Recording Co.
- Mastered at Spectre Mastering (Seattle, WA) by Troy Glessner
- Sound Kitchen mixes assisted by Melissa Cabezas-Mattey
- Photos by Ron Tennison
- Art direction / Design by Aaron Sprinkle and Brandon Choi
- A&R: Todd Randall
- All vocals, instruments and programming by Aaron Sprinkle except:
- Drum loop on "Solace" and "Mae" by Aaron Mlasko
- Drums on "Not All Bad" by Paul Mumaw
- Slide Guitar, Bass and Background Vocals on "Not All Bad" by Blake Wescott
- All songs by Aaron Sprinkle except "A Friend I Had" by Aaron & Karina Sprinkle
References
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