Album Notes

In this follow up to his debut album singer/songwriter James Orton reveals the love of life and answers many questions from the debut album, "Plant" from 2010. Rhythm is still brought up in that guitar of his you love to hate, but more backup vocals than the debut help to depress the untuned sound. All lead vocal tracks are still brought on by the "One take improv" recording style that leaves a sometimes "wanting" for the extra fininshing tools of a professional studio. This is also the same grittiness that is ViewOfAKind and that James would rather the listener find soul in.