I'm So Much Older Now

Vincent Teetsov's latest album, "The Place Called Home", features a range of different styles and themes, to tell the story of what it is to come of age in today's world with shifting cultural perspectives. The album discusses masculinity, self expression, and anxiety. It examines the way technology morphs our brain and complicates collective memory. It releases the tension surrounding history, the elapsing of time, and time's fragile nature. Looking to the future, some of the songs talk about the inspiring personalities and ideas that ease the challenges of life. "The Place Called Home" is a sequel to Vincent's last album, "Roar in the Garbage Can", which was about immigration, language, cultural identity, and the urge to create and live with freedom. Vincent's brother, Jahn Teetsov (of the electronic band Pleasure Curses), has worked closely with him on this album as a producer, instrumentalist, and creative visionary. From beginning to end, the album will take you on a journey. Perhaps you'll hear noticeable musical influences throughout it. Though, ultimately it strives for something new. TRACKLIST: 1. Moments 2. Maybe You'll Win This Time 3. Overeducated. Under-stimulated 4. All the Same 5. Bats 6. Bones All Around 7. I'm So Much Older Now 8. We're All Humans Aren't We? 9. Map in the Embers 10. Tomorrow 11. The Skein of a Lion 12. Worry, You're No Friend to Me Produced, mixed, and mastered by Jahn Teetsov Vincent Teetsov - vocals/lyrics, rhythm guitar, drums, lead guitar, percussion, bass (tracks 4, 8, 11) Jahn Teetsov - synths, beat programming, bass (tracks 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12), additional guitar (tracks 5, 6) Album artwork by Gwynne Giles (painting originally titled "Brooklyn Bridge — Opening Day 1895" ; www.beachstudiotoronto.com )