Ty Segall has unveiled the new charity compilation album L.A. Recovers, aimed at supporting wildfire relief efforts in California. This exclusive vinyl release includes never-before-heard cover tracks by artists such as Segall himself, Shannon & the Clams, No Age, King Tuff, White Fence, Mikal Cronin, Meatbodies, Shannon Lay, among others. Pre-orders for the album are now open, with all proceeds being donated to One Voice LA – Fire Relief Fund and the California Black Freedom Fund – Black LA Relief & Recovery Fund.
“The concept of creating a compilation album evolved into a project where friends would cover each other’s songs, and it seemed like a great way to contribute to the wildfire relief efforts in L.A.,” Segall said. He emphasized that it was crucial for all participants to have a creative connection to Los Angeles, noting, “It’s been a very enjoyable experience for everyone to play around with each other’s work!”
L.A. Recovers is produced by Classic Master Sound Recordings, a DIY label founded in 2021 by Ty and Denée Segall. The album will have a single vinyl pressing. The process of deciding who would cover whom was done by drawing names from a hat, although each artist had the freedom to choose which song they wanted to cover.
In other news, Ty Segall is set to release a new album titled Possession on May 30. This upcoming release is featured in the article “The 50 Most Anticipated Albums of Spring 2025.”
Here is the tracklist for L.A. Recovers:
01 King Tuff: “You’re the Doctor” (Ty Segall cover)
02 White Fence: “Sniper” (Emmett Kelly cover)
03 No Age: “The Receptionist” (The Intelligence cover)
04 Charles Moothart: “See It My Way” (Mikal Cronin cover)
05 Jack Name: “Self Respect” (Red Kross cover)
06 Redd Kross: “Forever Chained” (White Fence cover)
07 Emmett Kelly: “The Boy” (Shannon & the Clams cover)
08 Shannon & the Clams: “Sun Medallion” (King Tuff cover)
09 Ty Segall: “Lethal Look” (Charles Moothart cover)
10 Shannon Lay: “Psychic Garden” (Meatbodies cover)
11 The Intelligence: “Tripped Out Before Scott” (No Age cover)
12 Meatbodies: “Sacred Place” (Jack Name cover)
13 Mikal Cronin: “Recording 15” (Shannon Lay cover)
This unique compilation not only showcases the close-knit community of artists in Los Angeles but also serves as a creative method of contributing to crucial recovery efforts in the state.
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