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[color=Orange]Bright Lights & Bruises [2010]Pirates Blend / 656192[/color]
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1		There's a Light	Malinowski	3:45
2		Narceritos	Malinowski	3:11
3		Life is a Gun	Malinowski	2:50
4		Santa Monica	Malinowski	4:29
5		Rememberance Day	Malinowski	4:04
6		How It Comes is How It Goes	Malinowski	2:10
7		We've All Got To Be Going Somewhere	Malinowski	2:14
8		A Vacant Youth	Malinowski	4:27
9		Into Fire	Malinowski	4:01
10		Loving Hand	Malinowski	3:14
11		Animal	Malinowski	3:19
12		Songs Never Sung	Malinowski	3:03
13		Lord, Here Comes the Rain	Malinowski	4:08

"It’s not the end. But it is a new beginning." That’s how Jay Malinowski is viewing the release of Bright Lights And Bruises, his first foray into the solo world outside of the cozy confines of his popular band Bedouin Soundclash. “I’m cleaning my side of the street before going back to work,” says Malinowski of the 13-track soul purging recording while on a rare hiatus from his Juno award-winning day job. “These are songs of things I lost along the way.” The self-produced acoustic-based album, which will be released on Bedouin’s own Pirate’s Blend Record label and distributed through Sony Music in Canada, February 16, 2010, shows off a different side of the artist -- quieter, deeply personal and incredibly contemplative, it is a sound befitting the catharsis he so urgently required. Bright Lights & Bruises is a stunning and remarkably stirring collection of material that shows someone who’s as much in touch with his feelings as he is with the craft of songwriting, and someone who’s willing to take chances and lay it all on the line. From the haunting and plaintive piano ballad There’s A Light -- the album’s opener and first single -- to country strummers Life Is A Gun and Loving Hand, and the jangly, McCartney-esque pastoral melodicism of A Vacant Youth, Malinowski explores sonic and emotional spaces that will surprise but allure fans old and new.

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