From Here to the Moon – New Single Release

Janky veers from his usual dirty blues sound with this single which was originally released on the Rooted in Song Americana compilation. Janky channels David Gilmour and Bob Seger on this lonely sounding track.
Recorded in Janky’s Studio in Dallas, TX.

Janky – All Instruments and Vocals
Written by Janky
Produced by Janky & Chuck Ebert
Mixed by Janky
Mastered by Chuck Ebert

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From Here to the Moon Single (Digital Download)

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