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Domestic Dramas

by Rob Marr

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Addicted To Drama (free) 03:48
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Safety Pins (free) 02:40
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Better 02:58
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With What We Got (free) 02:44
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released January 1, 2007

Written, performed, recorded and produced by Rob Marr. Additional production by Al Mobbs. Executive production, mix and mastering by Rupert Christie.

Addicted to Drama, Better, Complaints Manager, Happy Families and Safety Pins written by Jon Cox, Rob Marr, Tom Morgan and Hugh Wilkinson. All other songs by Rob Marr. All lyrics by Rob Marr

Rick Astley played acoustic guitar on Better. Will Jackson played bass on Complaints Manager and Safety Pins. Hugh Wilkinson played vibes on Safety Pins. Man on the phone on Complaints Manager by Al Hopwood. Tom Bowes (1st violin), Kathy Thompson (2nd violin), Andy Brown (viola) and Dave Daniels (cello) played strings on Addicted to Drama and With What We Got.

Strings arranged by Rupert Christie and recorded at the Royal College of Music, London, by Rupert Christie. Lighthouse Keeper's cottage recorded at Rupert's parent's house. Everything else was recorded at Unit 8, Brockley Cross Business Centre, London.

Album artwork by Rosie Traina.

Thank you to everyone who helped, and thank you for listening!

All rights reserved. © and ℗ 2007.
Copyright control 2007.
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Rob Marr London, UK

Rob has been playing the piano since he was 7. He wrote his 1st song aged 15 but didn’t try again for another 10 years. Second time round he was hooked, and has been in love ever since. His music combines lyrical storytelling with a diverse but coherent range of music influences: classical piano, hip hop, folk and 90’s indie. Book of Man is an album and podcast drama, narrated by Josh O’Connor. ... more

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