The Adventures of the Tiger Shadow

The Adventures of the Tiger Shadow

Tracklisting

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Credits

The Adventures Of The Tiger Shadow was recorded in January to April 2011 at Cottage Road Studios in Leeds and was released on the 24th September 2012.

Produced by Jim Tycho & Matt Peel
Mixed by Matt Peel
Mastered by Mark B. Christensen
assisted by Chris Albers at Engine Room Audio, New York

Synths, Guitars, Bass, Whistling & Backing Vox - Jim Tycho
Vocals, Percussion & Initial Drum Programming - Komla MC

Cello courtesy of Lindsay Wilson
Violin courtesy of Jessica Watson
Additional Drum Programming by Matt Peel
Bass Guitar on 'Tried & Tested' & 'Proof Of Concept' courtesy of Matt Peel
Keys on 'Bright & Gloomy' courtesy of Andy Hawkins
Drum Programming on 'What Were They Thinking?' Courtesy of Genjutsushi
Additional Percussion on 'Helter Swelter' & 'Imagine My Surprise' courtesy of Sheikh Sticks
Additional Backing Vox courtesy of Andy Hawkins, Matt Peel, Genjutsushi & Adam Mapletoft

All Lyrics written by Komla MC
All Music written by Jim Tycho

Album cover concept by Jim Tycho
Album cover design by Breed Media

God is in the TV (5/5)

"It's a marvellously personal and intimate album with a sound that is experimental, epic, playful and danceable, all in all, an utterly stunning album." - Read full review

Leeds Music Scene (4.5/5)

"The scope of originality on show here is unmatched and quite possibly unmatchable." - Read full review

Working Rhythms

"With such a potent mix of lyrical content, beats, and bass - you would be hard pressed to find another groups music that would fit in at both the darkest, grittiest underground party as well as an elegant, high-class soiree - and seem equally at home." - Read full review

The Leeds Scenester

"An interestingly complex musical tapestry that stands out against many of their contemporaries." - Read full review

No-TiTLE Magazine

"What makes Tiger Shadow’s music original is their ability to collaborate hip hop, electronica and jazz genres, while also introducing elements of funk, reggae, trip hop, indie and world music." - Read full review

Rap Reviews

"If you're into avant garde experimental rap music, this is one adventure that you're definitely going to want to take. Book your trip today." - Read full review

Quench

"The truly insightful and often bizarre lyrics, supported by some highly pleasing melodic hooks, make Adventures a worthy download." - Read full review