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Media Type: CD
Artist: YORN,PETE
Title: MUSICFORTHEMORNINGAFTER
Street Release Date: 03/27/2001
Domestic
Genre: ROCK/POP

2009 release from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. Back And Fourth marks a new musical chapter in which Yorn has taken a different approach to writing and recording with stunning results. Back and Fourth follows Yorn's first three albums, which he considers a trilogy, and is his first album in three years. Yorn wrote all 10 songs on Back and Fourth and recorded the album in Omaha, NE, with producer Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, Rilo Kiley). Columbia's co-chairman Rick Rubin helped guide the project from its earliest demo stages to final mastering. 10 tracks.

Born out of the deep sleep that can only follow weeks of insomnia, Pete Yorn awoke to find BREAK UP, and its concept of two lovers vocalizing their relationship, fully formed in his head. Taking inspiration from Serge Gainsbourg's collaborations with Brigitte Bardot, Yorn and Scarlett Johansson headed to the studio, with Sunny Levine in the production booth and Yorn and Max Goldblatt serving as executive producers. The album also features contributions from guitarist Robert Francis, bassist Giuseppe Patane, violinist Amir Yaghmai, with Goldblatt on banjo, synth bass and backing vocals, and Levine handling programming and mixing. Comprised of eight songs written and arranged by Yorn and one cover, BREAK UP embarks on a musical journey that covers all bases from lovers lost in gravelly exit song "Someday" to lovers scorned in the questioning "Search Your Heart." Johansson's raspy voice lends a retro feel to the poppy opening track "Relator," playfully complementing Yorn's choruses and setting the tone for the rest of the album's side-by-side vocals. Standout tracks include banjo-driven "Wear And Tear," reminiscent of Pete's early solo efforts, the big band-esque "I Don't Know What To Do," and a shimmering interpretation of the art-rock class "I Am The Cosmos" by the late Chris Bell, co-founder of quintessential cult band Big Star.

Day I Forgot, Yorn's sophomore effort, scales back the Smiths-influenced guitar work, scratchy-old-record sound effects, and delicate acoustic balladry in favor of a more straightforward approach. Columbia. 2003.

TracklistA1 Life On A Chain A2 Strange Condition A3 Just Another A4 Black B1 Lose You B2 For Nancy ('Cos It Already Is) B3 Murray B4 June C1 Sense C2 Closet C3 On Your Side C4 Sleep Better D1 EZ D2 Simonize D3 Knew Enough To Know Nothing At All D4 A Girl Like You

Live from New Jersey (2PC) Pete Yorn Label: Sony Release Date: 11/23/2004 Disc 1 1 I Feel Good Again - 5:07 2 Pass Me By - 3:42 3 Black - 5:11 4 Carlos (Don't Let It Go to Your Head) - 3:57 5 Turn of the Century - 4:00 6 Do You Wanna Dance/Closet - 3:33 7 Long Way Down - 4:46 8 Lose You - 4:33 9 Just Another - 3:07 10 Strange Condition - 4:39 Disc 2 1 Life on a Chain - 4:19 2 Bandstand in the Sky - 2:12 3 Suspicious Minds - 3:57 4 On You Side - 5:55 5 June - 4:32 6 Crystal Village - 5:25 7 For Nancy ('Cos It Already Is) - 3:35 8 Burrito - 4:52 9 All at Once - 6:05 10 Atlantic City/Murray - 6:23