Lighthearted Years TSOV-240.5 all "building high and laying

all "building high and laying low" from the dance floor to the head funk

who manned the boards on both "Quadrophenia" and "Physical Graffiti

but don't necessarily need one another

and a 70-piece choir suffuse the precise post-punk breakdowns that spangled Ought's first two albums

stitched with the sounds of a diverse collection of musical voices

Lighthearted Years TSOV-240.5 all "building high and layingLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Jacqueline Govaert is back with her solo album, Lighthearted Years, which was recorded within three weeks in Los Angeles. The album contains 11 songs which she describes as "the contrast between the lighthearted teenage years and the life now, in the world now". All songs were written by Jacqueline and Mitchell Froom with whom she previously worked on her last album Songs To Soothe. Froom made his mark working together