Tomi Swick Discography of CDs

Tomi Swick songs 2012 sophomore album from the Canadian singer/songwriter. This is Swick's first album since the release of Stalled Out In The Doorway in 2006. While Swick wasn't able to sing while he recovered from his throat surgery, he spent time in Los Angeles, writing dozens of new songs. As soon as he was able, Swick boarded a plane to London to begin recording. Produced by Chris Potter (The Verve), the album features performances by drummer Steve White (Paul Weller, Oasis), bassist Damon Minchella (Ocean Colour Scene, Paul Weller), guitarist Jeff Wootton (Gorillaz, Beady Eye), keyboardist Tim Wills (Ian Brown, Brian ...

Tomi Swick CD discography Recording information: Eden Studios; Keen Music, Canada; Kensaltown; Pucks Farm; ZigZag Studio. Photographers: Ivan Otis; Andrew MacNaughtan. Unknown Contributor Role: Saam Hashemi. Personnel: Tomi Swick (vocals); Saam Hashemi (guitar, acoustic guitar, programming); Justin Abedin (guitar, electric guitar, lap steel guitar); Karen Graves (violin); Kevin Fox (cello); Ron Lopata (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, reed organ, pump organ, Mellotron, glockenspiel); Davide Direnzo (drums, tambourine, percussion). Audio Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge.

Tomi Swick albums Track Listing of songs: December Sky; December Sky;

Tomi Swick CD discography With help from the rhythm section of Echo & the Bunnymen, singer Simon Wilcox takes the bull by the horns and steers this album in the right direction immediately. The urgent and strong "Bored" is a gritty, edgy rock tune that never falters and flows nicely into the slightly lighter but solid hi-hat dance rock of "Awful Badly." Perhaps the biggest strength the album has is how lean and polished the songs come across, especially radio-friendly pop/rock nuggets like the Coldplay-leaning "Beatbox" and the equally enjoyable, punchy feel that the foot-stomping "Eyes on You" evokes. She even pulls it back out with a French version to close the record. Wilcox rarely lets things sag, although "Disaster Strikes" almost falls into a rather mediocre realm with its rich, dreamy feel. Fortunately, her strong songwriting skills pick the album back up by ...