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Afterglow feat. Rykka

by Timothy Jaromir

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With his single, 'Afterglow', Jaromir releases another teaser for his new album. In the song, he describes in clear words his discomfort with the growing contradictions of his world, though he then falls into a lively rhythm and lightness in the chorus. In this duet with Rykka, his heart opens and 'Afterglow' is therefore less of a gentle warning and more of a declaration of love to his sense of home within the concept of love itself. 
The new single has already attracted attention in Nashville, where it  was selected  out of  7000 entries from 109 countries  by the jury of the international music competition Unsigned Only to be in the top ten of their Folk / Singer-songwriter category.

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released October 14, 2020
Musicians:
Timothy Jaromir (acoustic guitar, vocals)
Severin Graf (bass)
Maxime Parate (drums)
Giuliano Sulzberger (e-guitar)
Daniel Gisler (keys)
Rykka (backing vocals)
Production/Engineering/Mixing:
Giuliano Sulzberger at Nagelfabrik, Wetzikon
and Porchhouse Recording Studio, Winterthur
Mastering:
Dan Suter, Echochamber, Zürich
Vocal Recording & Production:
Rykka, Nova Studio, Meilen, Switzerland

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Timothy Jaromir Zürich, Switzerland

Jaromir’s first work, Salton Sea, was released in 2010. Since then he has played at countless festivals at home and abroad, including the Montreux Jazz Festival.and has toured with follow-up albums through Denmark, Poland, Germany, Canada and Switzerland and made it into the German Airplay Charts. His fourth album, Hiraeth, will be released 6.11.20. ... more

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