Wanderlusting

Wanderlusting, is the second solo album by Deadbeat Darling frontman Joseph King. The album was recorded at Bird Creek Studio in Garrison, New York with musical collaborator Drew Nix who is credited as co-producer. For the album's sound, King said he wanted to get away from the two guitars/drums/bass formula which has defined his past musical projects, and instead pursue a "surfier acoustic pop thing with organs and synth."[1][2][3][4][5]

Wanderlusting
Studio album by
Joseph King
ReleasedMarch 4, 2014
RecordedFall/Winter 2013
GenreRock
Surf Rock
Indie rock
Length28:15
LabelRockArmy Records.
ProducerJoseph King, Kayce Laine, Drew Nix
Joseph King chronology
Songs That Slipped Through the Cracks
(2007)		 Wanderlusting
(2014)
Singles from Wanderlusting
  1. "Don't be So Alarmist"
    Released: December 11, 2013

King financed the album through a Kickstarter campaign which ended September 13, 2013 and raised $15,000 in two weeks.

The first single from the album, "Don't be so Alarmist" was released December 11, 2013. The track "Velvet Skin" was featured as Rolling Stone's daily download on February 4, 2014.[6] The full album was released via digital download, vinyl and CD formats March 4, 2014 through RockArmy Records.

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Joseph King.

No.TitleLength
1."Wanderlusting"3:00
2."The Tiniest Thief"3:52
3."Don't Be So Alarmist"4:36
4."Velvet Skin"3:54
5."Wake Up Woman"2:56
6."A Sort Of Apology"2:44
7."When I Was A Mime"2:53
8."BOY"4:20
Total length:28:15

Reception

The album has received positive reviews from critics with Mick Grady of GoodbyeBabylon.com writing of the single "Don't Be So Alarmist", "The man can flat out write songs".[7] and Chris Bro of Next Podcast commenting of one of King's live performances, "Rock n Roll is not dead. It’s alive and well in the form of Joseph King. His stage presence is colossal, captivating, charming. He is not a one trick pony. Straight forward rock. Soulful and funky. Quiet, pensive, thoughtful acoustic tracks too. He has much to offer from his bag of tricks."[8]

Personnel

Joseph King - lead vocals, guitar, production, keyboard, percussion
Drew Nix - drums, co-producer, mixing, keyboard, bass, percussion, vocals
Kayce Laine McGehee - keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
Kevin Blackler - mastering
Russell Nitzberg - Sleeve art

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References
  1. Brittany Spanos (2013-12-11). "Joseph King Talks Out His Bad Break-Ups and His Wanderlusting". The Village Voice.
  2. "Joseph King: Inside The Songs". aftertheshow.com. 2013-11-23.
  3. Brittany Spanos (2013-12-11). "Joseph King Talks Out His Bad Break-Ups and His Wanderlusting". The Village Voice.
  4. "Daily Download". Rolling Stone. 2014-02-04.
  5. Chandra Johnson (2014-03-07). "ALBUM REVIEW: Joseph King - Wanderlusting". Secret Sound Shop.
  6. "Daily Download". Rolling Stone. 2014-02-04.
  7. Mick Grady (2013-12-04). "Single of the Week: Joseph King - Don't Be So Alarmist". Goodbye Babylon.
  8. "Week 397 12_04_13". All Things NEXT (Podcast). 2013-12-04.
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