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Now, Voyager (album)

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Released
  
July 4, 2011

Label
  
Self-release

Artist
  
The Cape Race

Genre
  
Indie rock

Length
  
28.08

Producer
  
Peter Miles

Release date
  
4 July 2011

Recorded
  
October 2010 at Earth Terminal Studios, Odiham, Hampshire.

Now, Voyager is the debut mini-album by Manchester rock band The Cape Race. It was self-released on 4 July 2011 for free from thecaperace.com/nowvoyager.

Contents

Title

It was revealed in an interview with vocalist David Moloney that the origin of the title came from the poem ‘The Untold Want’ by Walt Whitman. Moloney said "It’s about people who don’t settle for what they are given and take it upon themselves to better their situation and create the life they want for themselves. I thought it was a good summation of The Cape Race and how it came to be."

Personnel

The Cape Race
  • David Moloney - Vocals
  • Matt Sayward - Guitar, additional percussion, group vocals
  • Scott Perkins - Guitar, additional percussion
  • Adam Lewis - Bass, backing vocals
  • Jonny Davys - Drums
  • Producer
  • Peter Miles
  • Engineer
  • Daniel Hayes
  • Additional performances
  • Luke Leighfield - Piano, keyboard and organ
  • Duncan Howsley - Group vocals on They're Young, They're In Love and Barcelona
  • Daniel Hayes - Group vocals on They're Young, They're In Love and Barcelona
  • Locations

    Recorded
  • Earth Terminal Studios, Odiham, Hampshire
  • Mixed
  • Earth Terminal Studios, Odiham, Hampshire & Middle Farm Studios, Combe Park, Bickington, Devon.
  • Mastered
  • Middle Farm Studios, Combe Park, Bickington, Devon & The Loft, Kerridge, Cheshire.
  • Critical Acclaim

    Album Of The Year - Music From Rainy Skies

    Rock Sound (7/10)

    All-Gigs (4/5)

    Bring The Noise

    Forgetting Anna

    Songs

    1Little Whites4:38
    2They're Young - They're In Love3:55
    3The Reprieve4:12

    References

    Now, Voyager (album) Wikipedia