Sparkbird [Instrumental]
by Sparkbird
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Music by Stephan Nance
Produced by Josh Frigo
Co-produced by Stephan Nance
Woodwinds and strings arrangement - Josh Plotner
Keyboard - Stephan Nance
Guitar - Josh Frigo
Upright bass - Jeni Magana
Percussion - Mathias Kunzli
Alto flute, English horn - Josh Plotner
Violin, viola, cello - Yoed Nir
Woodwinds recorded at Josh Plotner's studios
Strings recorded at Yoed Nir's Studios
Mixed by Josh Frigo
Artwork - Rebecca DeMoss
Graphic design - Chad Lowe
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Sparkbird Portland, Oregon
Sparkbird, a.k.a. Stephan Nance. Chamber folk-pop. Pronouns: they/them.
Booking/sync/licensing/inquiries: music@stephannance.com
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Feb 2024 -
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Jan 2024
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