$ 15.00 USD
With a 30-something year career in the music industry David Myhr has really only one goal left, “to keep making the kind of music I want to listen to”, says the former Merrymaker. And that he does on Everything Is All About You, his 3rd solo album proper, arriving physically September 18 and digitally October 2 via Oglio Entertainment.
“Inspiration can strike at any time,” he says. “If I’m lucky, I’m alone and there’s a piano nearby. I collect small ideas that later come together into songs.”
These days, David often shares those ideas with like-minded collaborators.
“I don’t have a message to convey to the world beyond the musical one, and what matters to me is the final result. So I often choose, much like Elton John and Benny Andersson, to work with people who have a gift for words.”
Bill DeMain (Swan Dive, Marshall Crenshaw, Boo Hewerdine, Kim Richey) returns to the team with wordsmithery on the two first singles – the Beach Boys flirt “Summer Summer Summer” and the sunny ”Take a Run at the Sun”. But also, on the album’s focus track, the third single “Say Yes”, the American songbook style surprise “Continethntal Drifter”, and the cute father-daughter ditty “Doodlebug”.
“His lyrics contain equal parts melancholy, romance, and hope. There’s no lack of darkness, but in the end there’s always a sense of light, and that suits me well. Some people think music needs to contain darkness to be moving. But, unlike others, my songwriting isn’t therapy, where I constantly have to process events from my life. What moves me is music that takes me somewhere else and lets me drift along. That’s what I want to achieve with my own music.”
But it’s not just lyrical collaborators this time around. While David continues his fruitful co-producer alliance with Andreas Dahlbäck (Per Gessle, Julian Lennon), they have slackened the reins enough for a number of collaborators to leave their mark.
“Even though I’m the artist on the album cover, I don’t have to do everything myself. I can handpick co-writers, musicians, and arrangers who help give each song exactly the frame it needs. It’s a great feeling that so many accomplished musicians and songwriters want to work with me. I take that as a sign they like my songs… it can hardly be because they see me as a cash cow!” David laughs.
The Los Angeles-based Frankie Siragusa (The Posies, The Lickerish Quartet), a gifted multi-instrumentalist with a similar love for melody & harmony, has left significant production fingerprints on the album.
“Frankie recorded a huge number of overdubs for us to work with. The same goes for Brad Jones, who describes his contributions as ‘the icing on the cake,’” David smiles. Jones (Josh Rouse, Matthew Sweet, Jill Sobule) co-produced and co-wrote songs on Myhr’s previous Lucky Day album (2018). On Everything Is All About You, Brad has co-written the heartening and uplifting ”Someday Soon”, the minor key ballad ”Crystal Is Thinking of Something" and the rockin’ title track "Everything Is All About You"
Likewise Iain Hornal (10cc, Jeff Lynne’s ELO) layered up vocal harmonies on the lead track “Summer Summer Summer”, just like Linus of Hollywood (Bowling For Soup, The Smashing Pumpkins, Cheap Trick) on the co-write “Milk & Coffe”, and so on. “It was a true joy, almost like a Chrstimas gift, to open the session files from all my collaborators. I completely trusted their own creative process. And I was always very pleased to hear what they came up with!”
The album’s closing track, fittingly titled ”Finally”, is a co-write with Swedish film composer Jimmy Lagnefors (with whom he wrote the heavily ELO-inspired film song ”Spellbound” back in 2016). David describes the song with tongue-in-cheek humility:
”It’s a follow-up to ’Yesterday’"
Despite the extensive contributions of others, David’s unmistakable melodic sense shapes the album and his distinctive pop voice leads the tour-de-force of classic, timeless pop/rock songs. The pursuit of the Perfect Pop Melody never ends but with this collection of songs, David Myhr comes closer than ever before.
===== CD TRACK LISTING =====
1. Say Yes [4:10]
2. Summer Summer Summer [3:19]
3. Take a Run at the Sun [3:43]
4. Milk & Coffee [3:33]
5. Crystal Is Thinking of Something [3:26]
6. Someday Soon [3:56]
7. Continental Drifter [3:33]
8. Doodlebug [2:25]
9. Everything Is All About You [5:26]
10. Finally [3:30]
$ 25.00 USD
With a 30-something year career in the music industry David Myhr has really only one goal left, “to keep making the kind of music I want to listen to”, says the former Merrymaker. And that he does on Everything Is All About You, his 3rd solo album proper, arriving physically September 18 and digitally October 2 via Oglio Entertainment.
“Inspiration can strike at any time,” he says. “If I’m lucky, I’m alone and there’s a piano nearby. I collect small ideas that later come together into songs.”
These days, David often shares those ideas with like-minded collaborators.
“I don’t have a message to convey to the world beyond the musical one, and what matters to me is the final result. So I often choose, much like Elton John and Benny Andersson, to work with people who have a gift for words.”
Bill DeMain (Swan Dive, Marshall Crenshaw, Boo Hewerdine, Kim Richey) returns to the team with wordsmithery on the two first singles – the Beach Boys flirt “Summer Summer Summer” and the sunny ”Take a Run at the Sun”. But also, on the album’s focus track, the third single “Say Yes”, the American songbook style surprise “Continethntal Drifter”, and the cute father-daughter ditty “Doodlebug”.
“His lyrics contain equal parts melancholy, romance, and hope. There’s no lack of darkness, but in the end there’s always a sense of light, and that suits me well. Some people think music needs to contain darkness to be moving. But, unlike others, my songwriting isn’t therapy, where I constantly have to process events from my life. What moves me is music that takes me somewhere else and lets me drift along. That’s what I want to achieve with my own music.”
But it’s not just lyrical collaborators this time around. While David continues his fruitful co-producer alliance with Andreas Dahlbäck (Per Gessle, Julian Lennon), they have slackened the reins enough for a number of collaborators to leave their mark.
“Even though I’m the artist on the album cover, I don’t have to do everything myself. I can handpick co-writers, musicians, and arrangers who help give each song exactly the frame it needs. It’s a great feeling that so many accomplished musicians and songwriters want to work with me. I take that as a sign they like my songs… it can hardly be because they see me as a cash cow!” David laughs.
The Los Angeles-based Frankie Siragusa (The Posies, The Lickerish Quartet), a gifted multi-instrumentalist with a similar love for melody & harmony, has left significant production fingerprints on the album.
“Frankie recorded a huge number of overdubs for us to work with. The same goes for Brad Jones, who describes his contributions as ‘the icing on the cake,’” David smiles. Jones (Josh Rouse, Matthew Sweet, Jill Sobule) co-produced and co-wrote songs on Myhr’s previous Lucky Day album (2018). On Everything Is All About You, Brad has co-written the heartening and uplifting ”Someday Soon”, the minor key ballad ”Crystal Is Thinking of Something" and the rockin’ title track "Everything Is All About You"
Likewise Iain Hornal (10cc, Jeff Lynne’s ELO) layered up vocal harmonies on the lead track “Summer Summer Summer”, just like Linus of Hollywood (Bowling For Soup, The Smashing Pumpkins, Cheap Trick) on the co-write “Milk & Coffe”, and so on. “It was a true joy, almost like a Chrstimas gift, to open the session files from all my collaborators. I completely trusted their own creative process. And I was always very pleased to hear what they came up with!”
The album’s closing track, fittingly titled ”Finally”, is a co-write with Swedish film composer Jimmy Lagnefors (with whom he wrote the heavily ELO-inspired film song ”Spellbound” back in 2016). David describes the song with tongue-in-cheek humility:
”It’s a follow-up to ’Yesterday’"
Despite the extensive contributions of others, David’s unmistakable melodic sense shapes the album and his distinctive pop voice leads the tour-de-force of classic, timeless pop/rock songs. The pursuit of the Perfect Pop Melody never ends but with this collection of songs, David Myhr comes closer than ever before.
===== LP TRACK LISTING =====
Side A
1. Say Yes - 4:11
2. Summer Summer Summer - 3:19
3. Take a Run at the Sun - 3:45
4. Milk and Coffee - 3:34
5. Crystal Is Thinking Of Something - 3:27
Side B
6. Someday Soon - 3:56
7. Continental Drifter - 3:34
8. Doodlebug - 2:26
9. Everything is All About You - 5:26
10. Finally - 3:31
$ 40.00 USD
Get your autographed copy while supplies last. This pressing includes all the lyrics on the inner sleeve and special emerald color vinyl!
Nerf Herder's IV finally hits vinyl for the first time on August 14! Originally released on CD in 2008, this reunion album brought back the lineup of Parry Gripp, Charlie Dennis, and Steve Sherlock, and proved the band that gave us "Van Halen" and the Buffy the Vampire Slayer theme still had plenty of hooks, humor, and punk energy left in the tank. Packed with fan favorites like "High School Reunion," "Led Zeppelin Rules," and "The Backpack Song," and mastered at Colorado's legendary Blasting Room, IV is one of the hidden gems of 2000s pop-punk. Seventeen years later, it's finally arriving in the format fans have been asking for all along.
$ 25.00 USD
Got It Covered is a collection of covers of classic power pop songs — the stuff that made me fall in love with melody, hooks, jangly guitars, and timeless songwriting. Getting to put my own spin on these tracks was how I found my voice early on, and that spirit is all over this record.
This re-issue is something special. We’ve given it a brand new master for vinyl, handled by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering, so it sounds bigger, warmer, and better than ever on a turntable. It also features all-new artwork, giving it a fresh look while staying true to the original vibe.
Same great power pop essentials — done the KB way — celebrating the classics while cranking up the energy.
And to make it even more special, the first 90 copies are personally signed by me — so if you want one of those, don’t wait!
Thanks so much for sticking with me over the years. I can’t wait for you to hear (and spin) this one the way it was meant to be heard.
👉 Pre-order your copy now!
1. Let Me Out
2. Hanging on the Telephone
3. Pump It Up
4. I've Done Everything for You
5. Is She Really Going Out with Him?
6. Cruel to Be Kind
7. Turning Japanese
$ 27.98 USD
Brian Wilson’s historic Roxy Theatre concerts of April 2000—his first extended solo shows in Los Angeles—remain a milestone in his return to the stage. The 2CD 25th Anniversary Edition presents the most comprehensive audio document of these legendary nights: 40 tracks, including recordings from both concerts and On Tour Bonus Tracks. Alongside live versions of “California Girls,” “Don’t Worry Baby,” “God Only Knows,” and “Good Vibrations,” the set includes rarities like “Back Home,” “The First Time,” and “Add Some Music to Your Day,” plus On Tour Bonus recordings of “Let It Shine,” “Drive-In,” “Soul Searchin’,” “Southern California,” and Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode.” Presented in a 6 panel wallet with expanded notes and credits.
Track Listing (2CD – 40 tracks):
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Oglio 2025 25th Anniversary CD (40 Tracks) |
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DiscOne |
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1 |
The Little Girl I Once Knew (Intro) – 0:59 |
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2 |
The Little Girl I Once Knew – 3:25 |
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3 |
This Whole World – 1:52 |
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4 |
Don’t Worry Baby – 3:27 |
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5 |
Kiss Me Baby – 3:12 |
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6 |
Do It Again – 3:25 |
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7 |
California Girls – 3:28 |
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8 |
How Many Cigarette Lighters? – 0:38 |
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9 |
I Get Around – 2:35 |
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10 |
Back Home – 4:34 |
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11 |
In My Room – 2:48 |
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12 |
Surfer Girl – 3:03 |
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13 |
The First Time – 3:56 |
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14 |
This Isn’t Love – 3:55 |
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15 |
Add Some Music To Your Day – 4:11 |
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16 |
Please Let Me Wonder – 3:26 |
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17 |
Band Intro – 1:29 |
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18 |
Brian Wilson – 0:53 |
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19 |
’Til I Die – 3:57 |
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20 |
Darlin’ – 2:30 |
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21 |
Let’s Go Away for a While – 2:54 |
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22 |
Pet Sounds – 4:27 |
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23 |
God Only Knows – 3:25 |
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24 |
Lay Down Burden – 3:28 |
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25 |
Be My Baby – 3:40 |
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DiscTwo |
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1 |
Good Vibrations – 6:44 |
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2 |
Caroline No – 5:00 |
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3 |
All Summer Long – 3:12 |
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4 |
Love and Mercy – 3:53 |
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5 |
Sloop John B – 3:34 |
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6 |
Barbara Ann – 2:35 |
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BONUS TRACKS NEW TO 2025 CD |
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7 |
Wouldn’t It Be Nice – 2:46 |
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8 |
Help Me Rhonda – 3:45 |
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9 |
Fun, Fun, Fun - 3:47 |
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ON TOUR BONUS TRACKS |
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10 |
Let It Shine - 3:43 |
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11 |
Drive In – 2:02 |
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12 |
Soul Searchin’ – 4:05 |
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13 |
Southern California – 4:11 |
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14 |
Johnny B. Goode - 3:02 |
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15 |
Interview with Brian - 4:23 |
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