The Dirt was written, performed, recorded, arranged, mixed and produced by Andrew Judah at his studio in Kelowna, BC.
Caleb, Andrew & Nathanael in discussion with Sean and Chelsea (Sean Waters Band) about their EP, Jump Into the Deep, Fight By My Side.
Engineered by Andrew Judah.
Edited by and hosted by Caleb McAlpine, with Andrew Judah and Nathanael Sherman.
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ndrew Judah’s 6th full-length album, ‘dry kiss’, was written and recorded during the darkest days of 2020. Blending autobiographical material with absurdist musings on the present tense, ‘dry kiss’ ventures into both new sonic and lyrical territory. With Judah’s familiar electric guitar taking a backseat, ‘dry kiss’ gives way to a palette of upright piano, hollow body bass, down-tuned nylon guitars, and tea towel drums. True to 2020, all the instruments—save for the violin—were performed by Judah himself.
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March 1, 2021
Palm of Your Hand
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unning Home, by Kelowna, British Columbia native Andrew Judah has a familiarity to Rick Springfield. Not necessarily Springfield’s most popular numbers, but some of his deep cuts. The track also echoes of Neon Bible-era Arcade Fire. It has a disco-noir feel as its foundation yet an indie-rock vibe. It’s a surprisingly haunting song with a fantastic groove. Judah has flown under the radar for a while, but the young man and his bandmates are on the verge of something special.
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February 4, 2021
Cataracts
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ndrew Judah’s 6th full-length album, ‘dry kiss’, was written and recorded during the darkest days of 2020. Blending autobiographical material with absurdist musings on the present tense, ‘dry kiss’ ventures into both new sonic and lyrical territory. With Judah’s familiar electric guitar taking a backseat, ‘dry kiss’ gives way to a palette of upright piano, hollow body bass, down-tuned nylon guitars, and tea towel drums. True to 2020, all the instruments—save for the violin—were performed by Judah himself.
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February 1, 2021
Mama
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unning Home, by Kelowna, British Columbia native Andrew Judah has a familiarity to Rick Springfield. Not necessarily Springfield’s most popular numbers, but some of his deep cuts. The track also echoes of Neon Bible-era Arcade Fire. It has a disco-noir feel as its foundation yet an indie-rock vibe. It’s a surprisingly haunting song with a fantastic groove. Judah has flown under the radar for a while, but the young man and his bandmates are on the verge of something special.
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January 1, 2021
2020 Vision
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ndrew Judah’s 6th full-length album, ‘dry kiss’, was written and recorded during the darkest days of 2020. Blending autobiographical material with absurdist musings on the present tense, ‘dry kiss’ ventures into both new sonic and lyrical territory. With Judah’s familiar electric guitar taking a backseat, ‘dry kiss’ gives way to a palette of upright piano, hollow body bass, down-tuned nylon guitars, and tea towel drums. True to 2020, all the instruments—save for the violin—were performed by Judah himself.