Tony McGuinness’ upcoming album was completed and stowed away years earlier than most of you had been born.
The influential producer and Above & Past member was not at all times a global headliner. Earlier than he struck gold within the trance realm with bandmates Jono Grant and Paavo Siljamäki, McGuinness was a rock-and-roll artist impressed by legendary acts like Steely Dan and The Seaside Boys.
He finally created his first solo rock album, Salt. Regardless of engaged on 9 tracks for six months, after he completed recording the album, he’d lock it away in his archives for near 30 years. Now, after 20 years of success with Above & Past and their label Anjunabeats, McGuinness is lastly prepared to point out the world Salt.
The album’s lead single, “Biker Babe,” was impressed by a short-lived romance with an American woman within the 90s, in line with McGuinness. He mentioned the story he wrote noticed him putting himself and his muse into the world of David Lynch’s tv present Twin Peaks. The mixture of his bittersweet, romantic lyricism and sun-dappled guitar riffs will remind you of these summertime drives the place your dad and mom picked what was on the radio, lengthy earlier than the times of Spotify.
“Which is where the mention of The Roadhouse comes from and ran with that all the way through to the ending,” he defined in a press launch. “I knew she was gonna have to go back to America because she had no visa, and she had a flat in America that she didn’t want to lose.”
McGuinness also shared another new single, “Babydoll White,” which may sound familiar to fans of Fingerprint, his deep house side project. He remixed his unreleased rock single for Anjunadeep back in 2020 and now, with help from Bob Bradley, fans can experience the sounds of the 90s in its original format.
Fans can pre-save Salt right here.
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