A Sound Of My Own, by Extra Pacific

A Sound Of My Own

by Extra Pacific

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limited run red transparent tapes with norelco case and full color J Card.

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B side contains A Sound of My Own instrumentals

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1.	RUEBARRE 01:09	buy track
2.	Arnhem 03:02	buy track
3.	The Ritual 02:23	buy track
4.	Riohacha 03:18	buy track
5.	Red Scarlet 02:07	buy track
6.	Flunk Destiny 03:18	buy track
7.	Paramaribo 02:10	buy track
8.	A Sound of My Own 04:28	buy track

about

Friends, I’m not some hot shot theology emeritus but I can tell you just the same—no culture in the world venerates a divine text that brooks profanity. That’s just plain fact.

And so you might pause to imagine the certain pang I—a man of faith since I was a boy—feel bracing to tell you Extra Pacific’s A SOUND OF MY OWN is a kind of spiritual document. Because they sure do curse a streak.

You ever seen a Pentecostal snake handling service? Or stared into a good clear night sky, seen all those stars and just thought, “Huh?” Not so hard to find it in a moment like that.

Now try such a thing in the haystack of everyday human come-and-go. Needless to say you’ll encounter some tart language in that bustle, earbuds or not.

But like a good book, the language on A SOUND OF MY OWN goes beyond face value alone.

It might be Glaciers or Fuego light traveling or just a sample talking, but it’s the words that reel you back in just at those very moments you might get lost for good in the lullabye swirl of sweet music.

Cuz A SOUND OF MY OWN sure feels like a constellation, and Extra Pacific would hate to have you be astronauts out there without an umbilical.

Safe travels.

- Ed Hazelton, accredited professional

credits

released April 1, 2023

MUSIC: Fleece
WORDS: Fuego & Glaciers
SAMPLES: Van Alien
MIX: Chemical Dali
MASTERING: Willie Green

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Extra thanks Stephen Buono