Winter McQuinn: Where Are We Now? ( BLACK BIO-VINYL VINYL ) - VINYL LP

Winter McQuinn: Where Are We Now? ( BLACK BIO-VINYL VINYL ) - VINYL LP

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Where Are We Now? ( BLACK BIO-VINYL VINYL )

Artist:

Winter McQuinn

Label:

Third Eye Stimuli

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

634457243057

Genre:

Rock

Release Date:

2025-09-19

Number of Discs:

1

Additional Details:

COLORED VINYL, BLACK, BOXED SET, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD

Black Bio-Vinyl Vinyl, Lyric sheet included Box Set. Winter McQuinn's third record "Where Are We Now?" is the Melbourne/Naarm psych-folk and soft rock purveyor's most ambitious, collaborative and pop-leaning effort yet. Led by McQuinn, the 9 track album features co-writing and recording sessions with the likes of Dylan Young (Way Dynamic), Feign Jima, Hot Apple Band, Shelby de Fazio (Bad Bangs), Chet Sounds, Acacia Coates, GFS and Rudy Polacheck. The album continues the introspective and environmentally conscious lyricism that McQuinn has become known for, where he digs a little deeper inwards and ponders our existence and what it means to live a fulfilling life on this earth. McQuinn asks us to pause and consider; where are we heading? Winter McQuinn recorded almost all of the record from his home studio in Northcote, Melbourne/Naarm. It was pieced together over two years (2023-2024) with McQuinn writing the bones of the instrumentals and then bringing in artists to write the vocals and melody together. Each song features a different vocalist, with McQuinn taking lead vocals on just two songs and it was also the first time that McQuinn wrote songs entirely on piano, which brought a new style to his songwriting. Mixed by Dylan Young (Way Dynamic, Cool Sounds, Good Morning) and Snowy (Good Morning, Snowy Band), the production is top tier and emphasises the warm, nostalgic pop tones of the album perfectly. With McQuinn citing Carole King and Nick Drake as major influences on his work, his third record weaves vibrant soft rock, folk, country and psychedelic pop akin to contemporaries Kate Bollinger, Drugdealer and Alex Izenberg.

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