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NIGHTHAWK
Midnight Hunter
Released : July 8, 2021
Produced by : Erik Modin
Time : 29:12
| 01
Miracle |
(2:20)
R.Majd / J.Thegel / L.Törner |
| 02
Just Let Go |
(2:14)
R.Majd |
| 03
I Will Survive |
(3:39)
Arthur Stead / Ace Frehley |
| 04
Breaking The Chains |
(1:39)
R.Majd |
| 05
Come To Me |
(2:11)
R.Majd |
| 06
I Used To Love This City |
(3:09)
B.Skifs / B.Palmers |
| 07
Here Comes The Beast |
(2:38)
R.Majd / J.Thegel / L.Törner |
| 08
Firefall |
(4:00)
Karlsson / Hermansson / Lundholm |
| 09
On My Own |
(3:23)
R.Majd / J.Thegel |
| 10
It's A Mad World |
(3:59)
J.Summers / D.Hynes |
| 11
Stay
Alive
* |
(2:30)
?? |
*
Track 11 : not on CD / only available as digital
download on iTunes and Spotify
LABELS :
Australia : MelodicRock
Records- compact disc - MRR155
Sweden / World Wide : digital self release by
Robert Majd -
iTunes /
Spotify
Musicians :
Robert Majd (guitar)
Henrik Johansson (drums)
Georgios Vamvatsicos (bass on track 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09, 11)
Jona Tee (bass,keyboards, backing vocals on track 01, 02, 08 / lead
vocals on track 10)
Linnea Vikström (lead vocals on track 02)
Qwazi (lead vocals on track 01, 08)
Peter Larsson (lead vocals on track 03, 11)
Robin Eriksson (lead vocals on track 04, 09)
Chips Kiesbye (lead vocals and guitar on track 05)
Luka Ravase (lead vocals on track 06; backing vocals on track 09)
Björn Strid (lead vocals on track 07)
Christian Ek (backing vocals on track 05, 07)
Nick MK (laughter on track 01)
Erik Modin (percussion, keyboards)
NOTES :
Produced, Mixed and Masterde by Erik Modin.
Track 01, 02, 08 and 10 recorded by Jona Tee at Yardstreet Studios.
Track 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09 and 11 recorded by Sverker Widgren at
Wings Studios and Erik Modin at Foxx Studios.
Extra NOTES :
Nighthawk is the solo project by Robert Majd, bass player in
Metalite,
Captain Black Beard
and Fans Of The Dark.
"I
Will Survive"
(a.k.a. I'll Stay Alive) is written by Arthur Stead and Ace Frehley
and demoed in 1984. So far the song is never officially released.
Robert Majd; "I heard this Ace Frehley demo a long time ago and it
just struck a chord with me. It's the perfect Ace song for meand I
always wondered why it didn't make it on any of his albums. The
quality of the Ace Frehley demo wasn't the best which was a big part
of the reason why I wanted to record it myself".
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