Warmer Weather by Yearlong Hours
Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Evan Murray at False Direction Studios
Mastered by John Naclerio at NADA Recording Studio - Montgomery, New York
Artwork by Brian Shepherd, Scorched Up Designs (https://www.facebook.com/Scorchedupdesigns/)
Lyrics and Music written/Owned by Yearlong Hours
Tracklist
| 1. | Nintendo 69 | 1:32 |
| 2. | Broken Down on Becker Drive | 3:57 |
| 3. | It's a Bad Day to Be a Vending Machine | 3:17 |
| 4. | Pac Man Ate All My Friends | 3:43 |
| 5. | Living Inside a White Picket Fence | 3:42 |
Credits
released June 26, 2016
Thanks to anyone who has ever supported us. It sounds cliche, but without you guys we wouldn't be creating. Our family and friends have pushed us and pushed us and pushed us. With the normal stresses of high school and teenage jobs, you gave us the push and motivation when we had bad days at school to keep pursuing our passions. If I could name all of you, I would but it'd be a very long list. There are a few individuals who should be mentioned.
Matt Davis - Mr. Davis. A teacher at our high school who always told us to keep doing what we're doing. Rachel Robards - Band mom. You deal with us being LOUD and saying dirty things in your basement for hours and we cannot thank you enough for putting up with us. Evan Murray - Thanks for putting up with our dumb schedules and being a good friend to all of us. KC Hayes - For being a good friend and helping us with graphic design. When you guys see a banner, flyer, or video, he created it. Dennis Keenoy (1953-2015) my father who since I was young gave me the tools and taught me how to play. When we first formed, he set up his analog studio and bought tapes and recorded us demos. You are missed dearly
Thanks to anyone who has ever supported us. It sounds cliche, but without you guys we wouldn't be creating. Our family and friends have pushed us and pushed us and pushed us. With the normal stresses of high school and teenage jobs, you gave us the push and motivation when we had bad days at school to keep pursuing our passions. If I could name all of you, I would but it'd be a very long list. There are a few individuals who should be mentioned.
Matt Davis - Mr. Davis. A teacher at our high school who always told us to keep doing what we're doing. Rachel Robards - Band mom. You deal with us being LOUD and saying dirty things in your basement for hours and we cannot thank you enough for putting up with us. Evan Murray - Thanks for putting up with our dumb schedules and being a good friend to all of us. KC Hayes - For being a good friend and helping us with graphic design. When you guys see a banner, flyer, or video, he created it. Dennis Keenoy (1953-2015) my father who since I was young gave me the tools and taught me how to play. When we first formed, he set up his analog studio and bought tapes and recorded us demos. You are missed dearly
