Lay It On Me

Sometimes it feels like the sun doesn't shine to warm us, but to test our strength. The world is burning, drying, blowing dust into your eyes with the wind, and from all these trials, a strange fatigue appears inside, like after a long conversation with yourself. And then suddenly - a shadow. Someone is nearby who isn't afraid of other people's storms. He says, "Come on, spill it all." And with that permission, it's like you stop being alone against the world. The music is like it's about how you don't have to hide your pain, but can lay it on someone's shoulder. Without pathos, without pretense - simply because it's easier together. The road reappears in the sand, and in the heat, there's a reason to keep going. Associated Performers: Frank Walker, Josh Ross, Norma Jean Martin Recording Engineer, Associated Performer, Producer: Frank Walker Vocals, Associated Performer, Composer: Josh Ross Vocals, Associated Performer, Composer: Norma Jean Martin Backing Vocals, All Instruments, Composer: Madeleine Edwards All Instruments, Producer: Pete Martin Composer: Frank Stronach Walker Producer, Composer: Andrew Polychronopoulos Composer: Patrick Joseph Martin Composer: Emma-Lee Composer: Zachary Kale Vocal Engineer: Matt Joksch Vocal Engineer: Lena Leon Mixing: Serge Courtois Mastering Engineer: Dale Becker Assistant Mastering Engineer: Noah McCorkle Assistant Mastering Engineer: Katie Harvey