What We Have In Common, by Charlie Rauh & Cameron Mizell

What We Have In Common

by Charlie Rauh & Cameron Mizell

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1.	A Thousand Faces 04:32	buy track
2.	Dogwood 03:56	buy track
3.	Kuksa 01:11	buy track
4.	A Song About A Tree 03:26	buy track
5.	All Along The Way (feat. Ess See) 03:11	buy track
6.	New England Plains Drifter 03:37	buy track
7.	You Are Missing From Me 04:45	buy track
8.	Tomorrow Will Worry About Itself 01:58	buy track
9.	I Didn't Find It To Be That Exactly 04:21	buy track
10.	A Thousand Faces (feat. Ess See) 03:07	buy track

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Guitarists Charlie Rauh and Cameron Mizell have built a rapport around well-placed melodies and sensitive accompaniment for other artists. Both have released solo recordings for Destiny Records and have worked together in various capacities in the NYC music scene. But while they share an appreciation for similar musical aesthetics, they have quite different approaches to playing and composing. What We Have In Common is as much about the similarities as it is the differences. For starters, Rauh sticks to acoustic guitar and Mizell goes electric. The album opens with the single cowrite on the album, “A Thousand Faces,” and the rest of the programming splits four compositions each. While Rauh and Mizell have ventured into free improvisation throughout their individual recordings, What We Have In Common remains focused on songcraft, with each tune presenting a memorable melody and shorter improvised sections that more closely align with Americana traditions such as bluegrass than jazz. To further accentuate the songwriting element of this music, guest vocalist ESS SEE, with whom Rauh accompanies regularly, joins in for a vocal version of “A Thousand Faces” and penned lyrics to Rauh’s “All Along The Way.”

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released July 19, 2019

Charlie Rauh - Acoustic Guitar
Cameron Mizell - Electric Guitar
Ess See - Vocals

Produced by Cameron Mizell and Charlie Rauh
Recorded November 10, 2018 in Austin, Texas, by George Shalda
Vocals recorded in Brooklyn, New York, by Sarah Cobb
Mixed and mastered by George Shalda
Executive Producer: Mike Shields
Release Coordination: Cameron Mizell

Artwork by Cameron Mizell
Photography by Whitney George
Photo editing by Sarah Cobb

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