Passenger - Young as the Morning Old as the Sea (CD)
- Everything
- If You Go
- When We Were Young
- Anywhere
- Somebody's Love
- Young As the Morning Old As the Sea
- Beautiful Birds - Passenger Birdy
- The Long Road
- Fool's Gold
- Home
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
- Colour
- Black
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
Young As The Morning Old As The Sea is the eighth studio album from Mike Rosenberg, the Brighton-born singer/songwriter better known as Passenger. A prolific achievement for an artist who only just turned 30 last year. Following up 2014's Whispers which debuted at #12 on the Billboard Top 200, the album was recorded at a combination of Roundhead Studios in Auckland, a studio lovingly built from scratch by Neil Finn and back at Linear studios in Sydney. The album sees Chris Vallejo and Mike teaming up to co-produce with the notable exception that this time the record was created in the room with an incredible band of musicians. Ben Edgar (guitar), Rob Clader (bass), Peter Marin (drums) Jon Solo (keyboards) all gave their exceptional voices to a totally different recording process.
- Everything
- If You Go
- When We Were Young
- Anywhere
- Somebody's Love
- Young As the Morning Old As the Sea
- Beautiful Birds (Feat. Birdy)
- The Long Road
- Fool's Gold
- Home
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
Young As The Morning Old As The Sea is the eighth studio album from Mike Rosenberg, the Brighton-born singer/songwriter better known as Passenger. A prolific achievement for an artist who only just turned 30 last year. Following up 2014's Whispers which debuted at #12 on the Billboard Top 200, the album was recorded at a combination of Roundhead Studios in Auckland, a studio lovingly built from scratch by Neil Finn and back at Linear studios in Sydney. The album sees Chris Vallejo and Mike teaming up to co-produce with the notable exception that this time the record was created in the room with an incredible band of musicians. Ben Edgar (guitar), Rob Clader (bass), Peter Marin (drums) Jon Solo (keyboards) all gave their exceptional voices to a totally different recording process.
