Texas based Songwriter/Performer Ray Younkin has completed his new sixteen track compilation and it has shipped to radio around the world, Robbie Parrish Productions announced.
The new album is being distributed to all the major online subscription radio sites, internet stations and satellite radio as well as physically shipped to terrestrial radio.
The album engulfs the listener with complex raw emotions as the compositions capture both a historical era frozen in time as well as cross a span of time into present day. Younkin penned all sixteen songs and then recorded them in Texas with such luminaries as recording engineers Andy Bradley, Steve Christensen and John Griffin. Production and sonics on the project was handled by Robbie Parrish Productions.
All of the recordings were engineered at the world famous SugarHill Studios in Houston and at Parrish’s 6425 Belmont Museum Studio.
Mastering was handled by Mark Hallman at Cedar Creek Studio Austin Texas. Younkin’s “Alone in Paradise” album presents versatile songwriting skills as well as Younkin’s laid back yet commanding performance skills. Ray’s presentation across the release is reminiscent of the late Gordon Lightfoot’s style as well as the modern troubadour style of Bruce Springsteen. The artist presents both poignant lyrics along with a strong, steady supporting rhythm on his six string. To learn more: Ray Younkin | Songwriter All songs ASCAP, all rights reserved
“Alone In Paradise”
16 Songs
18 years
2 Old Friends
1 Album
Written by Ray Younkin
Arranged and Produced by Robbie Parrish
Ray Covers Warren Zevon’s “Keep Me In Your Heart” Tune in – Ray joins Tom in the studio on April 21st https://kpft.org
Ray Younkin will be on KPFT Radio 90.1fm on April 21st. The show is named Songwriter’s Studio whose host is Tom Tranchilla. The show comes on at 7pm Sundays.
