Releases
Mojito
In 2011 the newly formed band THE RED SUNS released 'Mojito'. A collection of nine songs written and recorded throughout 2010. This album is a new direction for Danny McCrum and he has said the writing stage was of one of the most inspired and creative experiences in his life. A mix of feel good grooves, catchy melodies, sometimes darker themed lyrics and spontaneous playing, gives this album a fresh and unique vibe.
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Say What You Mean
In 2009 the DANNY McCRUM BAND released their second album 'Say What You Mean'. The album has the strong melodic, groove sensibilities the band is known for, but is heavier with more attitude and is closer to their live sound from that period. It was produced by Danny McCrum, Glen Child and Dave Holmes and was released through Liberation Music NZ.
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These Dirty Days
In 2007 and 2008 Danny McCrum and Ben Jurisich stunned audiences all over the country with their duo show, including support shows for Bryan Ferry, Joan Armatrading and Jeff Beck. Crossing all musical boundaries and breaking many musical rules, their show was unpredictable and always exciting. They released their acoustic duo CD 'These Dirty Days' in 2008.
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Awake & Restless
This was the Danny McCrum Band's first full album, produced by award winning producer Peter van Gent. The album is upbeat and gritty, with catchy and thought provoking songs that echo the frustrations and attitudes of many young adults today.
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Velocity
Before recording the rest of the album, the Danny McCrum Band recorded an EP called 'Velocity' which included four studio songs and a bonus live solo track, recorded on the 2006 tour with Tommy Emmanuel. The four studio tracks were later included on 'Awake & Restless'.
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The Talking Sessions
Spinner performed together for several years before ending in 2005. 'The Talking Sessions' was released independently in 2003 and gives a glimpse into the sound of this unique band, whose career was predominantly live on stage.
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