Loose Change Update: Loose Change Debut Album Release

LOOSE CHANGE DEBUT ALBUM RELEASE

After two years of preparing, playing and recording, Loose change has finally finished their official debut album! Releasing in december, they are excited to start playing it live, make sure you hear it!

Loose Change have officially released their debut album for the public to purchase and hear! This self-titled album features the band's chosen seven original tracks; "Can't Stop Thinking (About You)," "Not Alone," "We Will Overcome," "Nameless," "Don't Wake Me If I'm Dreaming," "Rain" and "Can't Stop Thinking (About You) [Acoustic]." All of these tracks were recorded from scratch at The Attic Sounds on Ilderton Road in South Bermondsey with Dave Mountain.The recording process took nearly eight months, but the out come was worth the time and effort that was put in. After having recorded the tracks, the long process of mixing and adding the finishing touches started, during this time, Charlie Fowler was also in the studio with Dave and the band to help mix the tracks. Also during this time, the design for the album was started. Loose Change had two photo shoots on the roof of their studio in Hammersmith, overlooking Hammersmith Bridge and the River Thames. The photography was done by Milo Brown and his brother Finbar BrownThese photos were then used in the design of Loose Change's online PR and album cover and insert design by Angus McCabe. After a draft for the album cover, inlay, insert and CD had been made, a prototype was sent to Tribal Manufacturing in Balham Hill. Gregory Bell at Tribal then helped us turn the prototype into a finished product. At the bottom of this story you can see the final designs that were used for the album.

Once the recording had finished at The Attic Sounds with Dave, Tribal Manufacturing only had a month left until the CD's would need to be printed. After sending them one copy of the CD, 1000 printed, sealed and boxed CD's arrived at the Studio only a few days later!

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