Little Odessa (Feat. The Infinite Daisy Chains)

by Eric Hilton

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contafios Simply beautiful and with warm notes before the start of winter! Eric continues to be a master, leaving nothing to chance and creating masterpieces together with other great talents! Kristina Westernik-Dandridge' voice helps us to satisfy the longing for the great days of the Thievery Corporation Era, offering this theme soft notes of harmoniousness and delicacy.

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Legendary downtempo music producer Eric Hilton drops a standalone new single, entitled “Little Odessa”. "Little Odessa" is Hilton at his most propulsive, while retaining the ambience of downtempo elegance that pervades his work.

On both his Thievery Corporation and solo recordings, Hilton has demonstrated remarkable curational skills when choosing guest vocalists. On “Little Odessa”, DC indie combo The Infinite Daisy Chains' Kristina Westernik-Dandridge provides cocktails-on-a-cloud vocals that intersect bossa nova and dream pop. Hilton came across Westernick-Dandridge and her husband Ian on social media and was compelled by their sound. “I saw their live show and thought it was just fantastic, especially as they were just two people onstage. I thought Kristina would be great on something of mine. They both came to my studio and I realized Ian is an amazing guitar player, so he played on the single too. They’re really lovely, musically aware people - it was a really enjoyable, simpatico collaboration,” noted Hilton.

Kristina's lyrics are drawn from a train journey to Brooklyn. Heading toward the Brighton Beach/Little Odessa, she penned the words. Kristina’s stream of consciousness lyrics are so romantic and transportive, they worked on every level for me.

Hilton’s inspirations for the “Little Odessa” single are diverse. "While putting the track together, I thought a lot about the Camino Del Sol album by Antena, and this song “Touch” by Lori & The Chameleons that WHFS FM used to play,” says Hilton. "I like that unassuming, outsider indie new wave thing. When I make music, I often chase the edges of what I like musically, which can be a little obscure. When you’re making your own records, you're the sole arbiter of taste. It’s more pressure; but it’s nice to feel that pressure. Especially when you end up with something beautiful.”

Journey to “Little Odessa” with Eric Hilton on October 18th, available on download and streaming platforms and limited edition 7” vinyl with an unreleased B-side in November via Montserrat House.

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	Little Odessa lyrics: Let me get lost with you Stroll in the afternoon Here we come Just can’t wait A days escape Train eighty eight Let me get lost with you Strolling the avenue Ticket to Little Odessa Train to the sea What are you looking for? Can’t you believe? Here together Sand and the sea Days escape Train eighty eight Let me get lost with you Stroll in the afternoon Ticket to Little Odessa Can’t be late Ticket to Little Odessa Days escape Ticket to Little Odessa Train eighty eight Ticket to Little Odessa Can’t be late

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Eric Hilton Washington, D.C.

On his stunning new album “Lost Dialect”, Eric Hilton speaks the 12-bit vernacular of trip-hop, a genre he helped birth as a co-founder of the legendary downtempo electronic music act Thievery Corporation. Across ten expansive tracks, the artist/producer uses old-school skills to craft new school chill. The old ways remain strong. Speak the "Lost Dialect." ... more

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