Jim Noir
Jim Noir

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TRACKLISTING: 1 Welcome Commander Jameson, 2 All Right, 3 What U Gonna Do?, 4 Don’t You Worry, 5 Ships and Clouds, 6 Happy Day Today, 7 Day By Day By Day, 8 Good Old Vinyl, 9 Same Place Holiday, 10 Look Around You,
11 Welcome Commander Jameson, 12 On A Different Shelf, 13 Forever Endeavour

OVERVIEW: The second album from Manchurian electronic/psychedelic troubadour Jim Noir is a blast from the future past. A much more expansive record than the universally acclaimed debut collection ‘Tower Of Love’, the album finds Jim on a concept tip. These songs are the musings of an astronaut on a one way trip to the stars, reflecting on childhood, love, disappointment - life. “There was a bit more money floating round so we used Abbey Road this time,” he says. “There was a mastering effect we put on it with the preset title 'Noir Bedroom Effect'. This is how George Martin and I got the sound together.” With key early support coming from the previously non committal Q magazine, and all of the previous fans eager to get on board, press seem to be unanimously favourable again. With good early signs from key Radio 1 shows too, this could be the record to bring Jim to the nation’s attention.