Kyle Frederick & Emmylou Harris Collaborate on a Remix

With the help of Emmylou Harris’ inimitable voice, producer Byron House has remixed the song “Eventide,” initially released in 2016 on Kyle Frederick’s second solo album under a partnership with Doug Howard’s Vandermont Music Group.

The ‘Eventide’ remix is an acoustic-based version of the original that focused on the vocal performances. Also included as part of the digital-only release is a remix of the song, “God And Horses,” that features the vocals of John Cowan and Heidi Gluck.

In addition to producing and mixing, Byron House plays bass on both tracks – his son Truman plays percussion on the ‘Eventide’ remix. Kyle Frederick sings lead and plays guitar.

Earlier this year, Frederick released his third solo record, Already November.

See Kyle perform live on October 27 at Douglas Corner in Nashville and on November 10 at La Gala in Bowling Green, KY.

Emmylou Harris appears courtesy of Nonesuch Records.

Eventide + God And Horses – Remixed & Remastered can be purchased or stream on ALL digital outlets.

We’re pleased to announce that The Alternate Root magazine has included one of Kyle’s new songs from the ‘Almost November’ in their Top Ten Songs Of The Week.

Check out their website and Spotify playlist to hear ‘These Are The Day’s’.  The Top Ten Songs Of The Week HERE

Listen to all of  this week’s Roots music picks on The Alternate Root’s Spotify playlist HERE

Kyle gives a first-person account of his new album ‘Already November’ and shares the song ‘Marshall’ on the latest edition of the Americana Music News Podcast.

Also featured in the episode is a founding member of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna, Jorma Kaukonen. Listen HERE.

In advance of its February 1st release, Melody Chef Music has revealed the front cover for Kyle Frederick’s new EP “Already November”

KYLE FREDERICK’S NEW “ALREADY NOVEMBER” EP ARRIVES FEBRUARY 1
VIA PUBLISHING, PRODUCTION COLLABORATION WITH BYRON HOUSE

Melody Chef Music and Byron House Music have joined forces to record and release Already November, the new Americana EP from Kyle Frederick, available through all digital outlets February 1.

Singer, songwriter and musician Frederick authored all of the EP’s tunes, and credits the commute between his home and Nashville for helping create them. In 2016, Frederick began devoting the hours he spent behind the wheel to writing. The songs that resulted are intense explorations of love and loss, the search for meaning and redemption, the passage of time and the legacies we leave behind.

That songs of experience should come from Frederick is only fitting. He has spent decades working on the creative and business sides of the music industry. He served as lead guitarist for acts such as Joe Sun, Earl Thomas Conley and Foster & Lloyd. Frederick then joined country star Clay Walker’s band, eventually becoming Walker’s manager. He also managed SHeDAISY and ran Walker’s Band Against MS charity. Already November is his third solo record.

Frederick’s new songs drew an enthusiastic response from Nashville studio owner, producer and bassist extraordinaire Byron House. House has toured and recorded with an impressive list of major acts, including Robert Plant, Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, Nickel Creek and Emmylou Harris.

House was intrigued by his old friend’s new direction. Having co-produced and recorded Frederick’s 2015 EP “Eventide,” House again offered his bass playing skills and Bethlehem Road Studio. House and Frederick shared production and split publishing between Frederick’s Melody Chef Music and House’s publishing company.

House and Frederick focused on eight tunes. The material led them beyond their initial concept of a bare-bones acoustic record to a more fleshed-out set featuring imaginative arrangements. Frederick stuck to his conviction to play only acoustic guitar, and a variety of talents handled drums, background vocals and other instruments. The result is a strikingly original record that rewards every listen.

Already November Track Listing (All Songs Written by Kyle Frederick)

1) These Are The Days
2) I Might Not Be Back Tomorrow
3) Already November
4) People Being People
5) A Couple Of Years
6) Marshall
7) Your Dream Never Got This Far
8) Love Me Through This Pain