Defiantly, Maybe by Harris
During my most productive parts of the Melbourne lockdowns I was a nine to five musician. I would wake up, take my dog for a run, make a coffee and then start working on music. I’m pretty sure that’s the work-life mantra that Damon Albarn and Nick Cave subscribe to. So I thought, if it works for them, it may work for me. The majority of the songs that are on ‘Defiantly, Maybe’ are a result of that time.
Tracklist
| 1. | The First Rule of Breakfast Club | 3:29 |
| 2. | Oat Milk | 3:32 |
| 3. | Same Panic, Different Disco | 3:27 |
| 4. | My Girl's Wicked Smart | 2:55 |
| 5. | Chlorine and Indie Rock & Rock | 2:54 |
Credits
Defiantly, Maybe Production Credits
The First Rule of Breakfast Club
Produced and mixed by Sam Swain
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
Noah Harris - Vocals, Guitars + Keyboards
Dominic Buckham - Bass Guitar
Vince McIntyre - Drums
Tom Dowling - Additional Guitars
Rhiannon Atkinson-Howatt - Additional Vocals
Albert Salt - Strings
Oat Milk
Produced and mixed by Sam Swain
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
Noah Harris - Vocals, Guitars + Keyboards
Dominic Buckham - Bass Guitar
Vince McIntyre - Drums + Additional Guitars
Albert Salt - Strings
Same Panic, Different Disco
Produced and mixed by Sam Swain
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
Noah Harris - Vocals, Guitars + Keyboards
Dominic Buckham - Bass Guitar
Vince McIntyre - Drums
Tom Dowling - Additional Guitars
Albert Salt - Strings
My Girl’s Wicked Smart
Produced and mixed by Sam Swain
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
Noah Harris - Vocals, Guitars + Keyboards
Dominic Buckham - Bass Guitar
Vince McIntyre - Drums
Rhiannon Atkinson-Howatt - Additional Vocals
Albert Salt - Strings
Chlorine and Indie Rock & Roll
Produced and mixed by Sam Swain
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
Noah Harris - Vocals, Guitars + Keyboards
Dominic Buckham - Bass Guitar
Vince McIntyre - Drums
Albert Salt - Strings
License
All rights reserved.
Harris is the solo project of Melbourne musician Noah Harris. Since 2016 he has been the frontman of rock outfit Fan Girl.
While Fan Girl remains to be a big part of his creative life, Harris has continued to develop a body of work beyond the band’s mould, describing his solo iteration as “naturally confessional” and it “tends to lean on the silly, heartfelt and at times dumb side.”