Move To The Trees, by Winter McQuinn

Move To The Trees

by Winter McQuinn

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● Pressed by Zenith Records in Melbourne, Australia
● 300gsm jacket w/ white inner sleeve
● Double sided insert with photos and painting by Leah Senior

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
● White vinyl (140-150g)
● Limited edition of 100 copies worldwide
● Pressed by Zenith Records in Melbourne, Australia
● 300gsm jacket w/ white inner sleeve
● Double sided insert with photos and painting by Leah Senior

Includes unlimited streaming of Move To The Trees via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 14 days

edition of 100

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1.	Daffodil 03:15	buy track
2.	I Will Be The Same 02:52	buy track
3.	Red Wool 02:20	buy track
4.	Sitting In The Trees 03:56	buy track
5.	In This Life 03:02	buy track
6.	Time Passes By 04:23	buy track
7.	I Wanna Live 03:11	buy track
8.	Hills 02:22	buy track
9.	Honey 03:15	buy track

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Perhaps known as the frontman of Sunfruits and as the drummer for Jade Imagine, Winter McQuinn’s solo music explores psychedelic country and folk rippling with a free-ness similar to Nick Drake, Syd Barrett, Kevin Ayers and more modern 70s soft rock purveyors like Michael Rault and Drugdealer. His impressive 2021 debut album ‘A Rabble Of Bees’ marked the beginning of Winnie’s solo wanderings, showcasing his songwriting talents and DIY inventiveness.

Winter McQuinn’s sophomore solo album 'Move To The Trees' is set for April 5th via Third Eye Stimuli Records and Echodelick Records (USA). McQuinn recorded the new album in April 2022 over one weekend in Anglesea, Victoria with Jesse Williams (Leah Senior, Grace Cummings, Traffik Island) as engineer and producer. 'Move To The Trees' showcases a more refined and sonically sophisticated side to Winter McQuinn’s solo music.

Featuring talented musicians Jack Kinder and Lewis Mosley from fellow Third Eye Stimuli family, Hot Apple Band, as well as Elena Jones from Sunfruits and Jaspar Robinson, McQuinn and co create a unique space through their artful intersections of hope and tragedy. A series of anthems for the future, settled in a post psych-folk and 70s soft rock energy, McQuinn takes influence from the new-wave of 70s folk and rock influenced artists from the USA's West Coast such as Sylvie, Cut Worms, John Andrews, Anna St Louis, The Lemon Twigs and more. This album showcases a step up in songwriting and production for Winter McQuinn who’s ever evolving style and commitment to creating is inspiring. The album cover design was hand painted by renowned folk / baroque pop artist Leah Senior and portrays McQuinn in different settings around Anglesea and the studio.

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released April 5, 2024

Engineered, produced and mixed by Jesse Williams
Mastered by Colin Leadbeater
Artwork by Leah Senior
All songs written by Winter McQuinn except ‘I Will Be The Same’, written by Winter McQuinn & Jack Kinder, Lewis Mosley

All songs performed by Winter McQuinn, Elena Jones, Lewis Mosley, Jack Kinder and Jaspar Robinson
Additional Rhodes on ‘I Will Be The Same’ by Jesse Williams
Additional Strings on ‘Time Passes By’ by Isabella Ambrose
Recorded on Wadawurrung Country / Anglesea

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Winter McQuinn Melbourne, Australia

Winter McQuinn's solo music, drawing from Nick Drake, Syd Barrett, Kevin Ayers, and contemporary soft rockers like Michael Rault and Drugdealer, explores psychedelic country and folk with a liberating touch. His 2021 debut, 'A Rabble Of Bees,' showcased Winnie’s songwriting and DIY inventiveness. His next project expands on Rabble Of Bees, merging pop with post-psych folk/70s soft rock atmosphere. ... more

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