The Sounds of Spring - EP

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Team Oktopus Lullatone has released nothing but awesomeness for (at least) the last three years. A great Ep. TRULY great. Favorite track: origami tulips.

Kamarie Edwards This brings so much happiness and bliss to my soul!

Panoni a great remedy against my pollen allergies. beautiful and reassuring. Favorite track: origami tulips.

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1.	a natural alarm clock 00:53	buy track
2.	waking up on a picnic blanket 02:42	buy track
3.	gathering sticks for a nest 02:28	buy track
4.	origami tulips 02:48	buy track
5.	outside sandwiches 02:00	buy track
6.	perfectly organized cleaning supplies 01:02	buy track
7.	the very first palm tree of spring break 03:22	buy track
8.	a sky full of hot air balloons 03:05	buy track
9.	sprouts in the cracks in the concrete 02:13	buy track
10.	wet grass 02:55	buy track

about

Hello. Here is the Lullatone EP for Spring.
We think it could be a good soundtrack for:

• living with the philosophy that “every basket is a picnic basket”
• spraying allergy medicine into your nose
• debating whether or not to share your lunch with a pigeon
• saying “Spring Break Forever” like James Franco in that movie
• really regretting you started spring cleaning half way in
• wholeheartedly looking for four leaf clovers
• short sleeves
• forgetting it still gets cold at night

credits

released May 8, 2015

Lullatone are:
Shawn James Seymour - music and loading the car
Yoshimi Seymour - humming, singing “ba da ba ba” and packing lunch

with help from:
a lot of birds in the park by our house

and:
Tateishi Souta - humming, singing and whistling
Angus Rofe, Shinya Sugio, Motoshi Nakayama, Yoshihiro Ishigaki - whistling on track 10

and special guest:
Niko Seymour - whistling like a person and whistling like a bird

Mastering by Lawrence English at 158
Layout help from Evina Ryouta at Sundwich Inc.
Illustration by Pui Lee ( scouteditions.co.uk )

Recorded in Nagoya, Japan

*If you’d like to sync one our songs with a video, please send an email to hello@lullatone.com or visit www.lullatone.com/licensing-composition/

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