- Credits -
Dan White: tenor & baritone saxophones
Jon Lampley: trumpet & sousaphone
Chris Ott: trombone & conch shells
Joshua Hill: electric guitar
Adam DeAscentis: electric bass
John Hubbell: drum set
Nêgah Santos: percussion
Special Guest Vocals - Rachael Price & Kurt Elling
Valley Bee, Saturday Spin written by Dan White
Melodian, Efoa, Snaggletooth, Messenger written by Chris Ott
Fixins written by Jon Lampley
Transmission of the Lamps written by Joshua Hill, arranged by Dan White
Thank You written by Bonnie Raitt, arranged by Dan White
Wichita Lineman written by Jimmy Webb, arranged by Chris Ott
Recorded at Atomic Sound, Brooklyn, NY engineered by Irving Gadoury
Track 9 recorded at VMS Recording, Columbus, OH engineered by Maddy Ciampa
Edited & mixed by John Hubbell, track 9 mixed by Adrian Olsen
Mastered by Dave Darlington, Bass Hit Recording, New York, NY
Produced by Huntertones, album design by Chris Ott, photos by Karston Tannis
Dan White: tenor & baritone saxophones
Jon Lampley: trumpet & sousaphone
Chris Ott: trombone & conch shells
Joshua Hill: electric guitar
Adam DeAscentis: electric bass
John Hubbell: drum set
Nêgah Santos: percussion
Special Guest Vocals - Rachael Price & Kurt Elling
Valley Bee, Saturday Spin written by Dan White
Melodian, Efoa, Snaggletooth, Messenger written by Chris Ott
Fixins written by Jon Lampley
Transmission of the Lamps written by Joshua Hill, arranged by Dan White
Thank You written by Bonnie Raitt, arranged by Dan White
Wichita Lineman written by Jimmy Webb, arranged by Chris Ott
Recorded at Atomic Sound, Brooklyn, NY engineered by Irving Gadoury
Track 9 recorded at VMS Recording, Columbus, OH engineered by Maddy Ciampa
Edited & mixed by John Hubbell, track 9 mixed by Adrian Olsen
Mastered by Dave Darlington, Bass Hit Recording, New York, NY
Produced by Huntertones, album design by Chris Ott, photos by Karston Tannis
"Credit Huntertones not only for bringing the heat, but for consistently changing it up, refusing to remain in their signature funk-soul groove for too long, thereby holding our attention and surprising us at multiple turns." - Glide Magazine
“A theme that is played with a lot on this album is using polar opposites to pull more out of the music and each other” - Dan White Relix Interview
“A theme that is played with a lot on this album is using polar opposites to pull more out of the music and each other” - Dan White Relix Interview