#MusicMonday - James Arthur: It'll All Make Sense In The End (2021)

#MusicMonday is dedicated to the new James Arthur album, It’ll All Make Sense In The End (Columbia, 2021) that was released last week. This album will take you on a journey both musically and lyrically. Follow along as a collective piece and select your favorite tracks along the way. 

My top 3 (in album order):

1. "Wolves"
2. "Emily"
3. "Avalanche"

Bonus on album: "Deja Vu" instrumental from 2:02 - 2:26

Bonus not on album: "Emily (Jonasu Remix)"

Listen now: https://jamesarthur.lnk.to/ItllAllMakeSenseInTheEnd

#MusicMonday: Vinyl, Record Company Growth - Mid 1900's

#MusicMonday is dedicated to records officially transitioning from shellac 78s to vinyl 33s (long play or LPs) and 45s (extended play or EPs), with the continued growth of Columbia, EMI, and RCA record companies.

• American Record Company (ARC) / Columbia / Decca / Epic / CBS
• EMI / Capitol / Universal Music Group
• RCA Victor

#MusicMonday: Developing Records Late 1890's - Early 1900's

#MusicMonday is dedicated to the companies in the late 1890's to early 1900's who developed new ways to mass produce cylinders by adjusting sizes and materials to create records that could be widely distributed to further advance the growth of the recording industry.

• Columbia Phonograph Company
• North American Phonograph Company & National Phonograph Company
• Edison Gold-Moulded Cylinders
• Edison Amberol Cylinders
• Victor Talking Machine Company, RCA Red Seal, Monarch and De Luxe

Edison "Blue Amberol" cylinder record posted by Jason Curtis (2017) with update by Slyadam (2018).

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