SkyQuaker - Thank God for Rock and Roll

SkyQuaker
Written By Michael W. Bell

SKYQUAKER - THANK GOD FOR ROCK AND ROLL | SINGLE - (AEP00015) | RELEASE DATE: 12/04/2020

With their debut single "Queen Kong" only being released 5 months ago, British rockers SkyQuaker got busy quick! They have delivered us an impressive follow-up single "Thank God for Rock and Roll" in record time. We hope you will join us in celebrating the band’s sentiment of gratitude; remembrance; and the spreading joy and appreciation through the art of rock and roll in these dark times.

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SKYQUAKER - Thank God for Rock and Roll

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In similar spirit to Queen Kong, Thank God for Rock and Roll yet again took on an incredible collaborative approach in terms of musicianship and the production team…


Band Credits
Vocals: Steve Hope-Wynne
Guitars: Ben ”Ferdy” Ford
Bass & Piano: George McFarlane
Drums: Simon Cohen (Roman Holliday)
Saxophone: Talisa Yorke
Backing Vocals: Roo Savill (Florence and the Machine, Nile Rodgers, 30 Seconds to Mars)

Production Credits
Produced by: George McFarlane & Steve Hope-Wynne
Recorded & Mixed by: George McFarlane
Mastered by: Michael W. Bell
Recording Studio: Echo 7

The single has been released by Aurora Eclipse Productions Ltd and will be available worldwide from this Easter Sunday with initial points of purchase being at the Aurora Store, Bandcamp and iTunes/Apple Music.

Michael W. Bell

Welcome

Michael W. Bell is an award-winning film music composer, ambient sound designer, sound engineer, record producer, and the CEO/Founder of Aurora Eclipse Productions Ltd. He has composed music and designed sound for a number of films, trailers, TV shows, documentaries, animations, commercials, companies, and more. In addition to his music work, he has produced and released records for a number of independent artists.

As a lifelong enthusiast in immersive sound and multidimensional art forms, Michael is currently interested to learn what potential we now have as musicians and producers to utilise Dolby Atmos from our personal computers, without the need for expensive monitoring systems and large spaces.

When not composing or producing music, Mike enjoys lecturing at the University of Northampton leading students through industry and production modules. He also creates videos and communicates to his peers via his Discord, YouTube, and Patreon channels. He can also be found hosting AuroraCast, his long-format podcast.

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