Adam Schmitt "The Reprise Demos" 1992

Singer / songwriter Adam Schmitt first won acclaim in the early '90s when his 1991 debut album, World So Bright, and 1993 follow-up, Illiterature, had critics hailing him as a young pop genius…...However, when his label Reprise didn't want to release a third album from him, Schmitt decided to record other artists instead, engineering, producing, and mastering music for Tommy Keene, Hum, Beezus, Robynn Ragland, and others in his home studio. By 1998, Schmitt was ready to concentrate on his own music again, but his perfectionism and production work delayed the release of his third effort until the middle of 2001. That album, Demolition, was issued by Parasol; Schmitt started out as a producer by working with many of the label's artists. - Artist Biography by Heather Pharestrax:

01 Dimestore (unreleased) 02 Brighter days 03 garden of love 04 River black 05 Birds in the sky 06 world so bright 07 Handful of trouble 08 Dead fin 09 1000 times 10 big city [unreleased] 11 Love is on the rocks 12 waterloo [unreleased] 13 the hardest part [unreleased] 14 scared like me [unreleased] 15 everything turned blue 16 lost 17 scarlet street 18 a certain hold on you [unreleased] 19 on that train [unreleased] 20 lighthouse [unreleased] 21 falling stars 22 Funny things 23 Looking at the moon 24 the straightest line [unreleased] 25 why don't i cry [unreleased]

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