Stardust Angels Ghosts was produced by Nick Binkley with co-production credits shared by Valery Saifudinov, Steve Dudas, and Mark Hart. “Black on White” and “J’can Girl” were arranged and produced by Toots Hibbert and recorded by Nigel Burrell at The Reggae Center, Kingston, Jamaica. The main tracks were recorded by Saifudinov at Flight #19 Studios …
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“Stardust Angels Ghosts (is) poignantly powerful in the most eloquent way, an Americana record that nails it.” Kartik Sundar, Find No Enemy A poignant classically inspired Americana and country infused heartland album, Nick Binkley’s ‘Stardust, Angels, Ghosts!’ brings out the best of old-school with a renewed spin on it. There’s a level of swagger in …
“Nick Binkley is arguably another example of how music and business can not only coexist but even harmonize and complement each other.” Randy Patterson, Boomerocity (September 2022) Odds are pretty good that, unless you live in the San Diego area (or have a knack for finding great music by talent who lives far away from …
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Charting history for the album ‘Stardust, Angels, Ghosts’ along with songs ‘Brown Eyed Angel’, ‘Cherry’, and ‘I Am Ghost’
“Nick Binkley is an amazingly talented singer-songwriter with a new album out, ‘Stardust Angels Ghosts’.” Klemen Breznikar, Psychedelic Baby Magazine (August 11, 2022) Binkley has been a huge advocate his whole life for a change. This includes conceiving and co-producing ‘Rockin The Kremlin’, a powerful 90 minute, star-studded documentary film, directed by four-time Emmy winning …
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From creating music, to producing documentaries, and being a successful businessman to boot, Nick Binkley isn’t shy of pursuing interdisciplinary interests. Debuting his album from his San Diego-based label in 1995, Pin Stripe Brain is the start of him finding his sound within Americana, folk, and soft rock. Using his soft Americana sound and resonating …
Brown Eyed Angel, True Love, and Rosalee
A pro-Kremlin lawmaker spawned a tsunami of scorn in Russia this week by alleging that Soviet rock star Viktor Tsoi’s Perestroika-era anthems were composed by CIA operatives trying to destabilize the Soviet regime. Friends, acquaintances, and fans of the late frontman of the legendary band, Kino, call the claims ridiculous. But the U.S. government was …
