Morta
by Mark Rynkun
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Quandary
06:11
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Joan
03:36
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Lights
06:06
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Rampart
04:03
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Duck
04:50
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Five Cents
06:59
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High
03:45
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8. |
Under The Table
05:48
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about
Mark Rynkun - Bass
Stacey Yerofeyeva - Keyboards
Patrick O'Reilly - Guitar
George Nikolov - Drums
Kyle Woodard - Saxophone
Kevin Richards - Tabla (track 5)
Andrew Mullin - Percussion (track 2)
All songs composed and produced by Mark Rynkun
Recorded at Humber College Studios
Recorded and mixed by Andrew Mullin
Mastered by Reuben Ghose at Mojito Mastering
Cover art by Jessica Volpe
Design and layout by Staci Patten
facebook.com/mortaband
Stacey Yerofeyeva - Keyboards
Patrick O'Reilly - Guitar
George Nikolov - Drums
Kyle Woodard - Saxophone
Kevin Richards - Tabla (track 5)
Andrew Mullin - Percussion (track 2)
All songs composed and produced by Mark Rynkun
Recorded at Humber College Studios
Recorded and mixed by Andrew Mullin
Mastered by Reuben Ghose at Mojito Mastering
Cover art by Jessica Volpe
Design and layout by Staci Patten
facebook.com/mortaband
credits
released April 15, 2014
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