Everything & Nothing

Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden

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The debut record from Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden, "Everything & Nothing" explores sonic territory from raw field recordings to polished pop gems, pulling from a wealth of influences spanning indie to ambient Read more

The debut record from Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden, "Everything & Nothing" explores sonic territory from raw field recordings to polished pop gems, pulling from a wealth of influences spanning indie to ambient to Indian classical, featuring a wild range of tonalities and instrumentation. Think Pinegrove meets Tyler Childers with a touch of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones; the sound of writhing folk forged from Appalachian mud. Everything & Nothing is out now on limited edition cassette, CD, and vinyl formats, as well as streaming everywhere.

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    Untitled 4 2:03
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  2. 2
    Sweet Mary Ann 3:07
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  3. 3
    Mozambique - Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden 3:38
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  4. 4
    Ambulance 3:41
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  5. 5
    Elias 3:25
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  6. 6
    Hey Hey, My My 3:29
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  7. 7
    Hands on the Wheel 4:00
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  8. 8
    Bottle to Bottle (Live from WITF Studio) - EXPLICIT 4:42
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  9. 9
    Like Mike (Live from WITF Studio) 4:02
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    Ambulance (solo field demo version) 3:16
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Track List:

1. Untitled #4
2. Sweet Mary Ann
3. Mozambique
4. Ambulance
5. Elias
6. Hey Hey, My My
7. Hands on the Wheel
8. Bottle to Bottle (Live from WITF Studio) - EXPLICIT
9. Like Mike (Live from WITF Studio)
10. Ambulance (solo field demo version)

Album credits:

Tanner Bingaman (guitar, banjo, harmonica, vocals) // Lauren Kerstetter (vocals)  // Tyrus Watson (percussion, guitar, bass, synth) // Andy Krull (pedal steel) // Eric Avey (upright bass) // Allan Combs II (guitar) // Joe McAnulty (fiddle) // Jason Mescia (saxophone)

Produced by Tanner Bingaman and Tyrus Watson
Mixed and mastered by Tyrus Watson
All songs performed by Tanner Bingaman
All songs written by Tanner Bingaman, except track 7 (written by William Callery)
Tracks 8 and 9 recorded live at WITF Studio in Harrisburg, PA
© Tanner Bingaman, all rights reserved. 

Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden

writhing folk from the hills of appalachia

Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden is a recording project and live-performance outfit built around the distinct songwriting and arrangements found throughout Tanner's eclectic repertoire. The debut record from Tanner Bingaman's Pretty Big Garden, Everything & Nothing explores sonic territory from raw field recordings to polished pop gems, pulling from a wealth of influences spanning folk-punk to ambient to Indian classical, featuring a wild range of tonalities and instrumentation. Think Pinegrove meets Tyler Childers with a touch of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones; the sound of writhing folk forged from Appalachian mud. Everything & Nothing is out now on limited edition cassette, CD, and vinyl formats, as well as streaming everywhere.

From Tanner:

My vision is theoretically simple; a humble home on a small plot of land to grow food and start a community garden with my partner, a little recording studio and intimate listening-room series to help other songwriters along the path, and a small team of folks around this music that care about me and mine rather than want to take advantage of us.

Enough people have excitedly told me how much this music means to them that I am starting to believe in it myself. I hope we can manage to reach critical mass before I can no longer afford (I mean this in a multitude of ways) to continue putting all my time into this endeavor and have to throw in the towel. Call me crazy, but I think I should be growing veggies, developing community, and making songs for people to enjoy. I'm pretty sure I won't make it as a tech bro.

Thanks for being here. I hope you enjoy the songs.

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