What Dreams May Come

by Rabit

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YNG ZNG i love u rabit 🤍 Favorite track: Angelica feat. Eartheater.

Gottrahmen A really sincere album, elevated by the contributions of its collaborators. The vocals are thoughtfully used & the melodies feel cathartic.

Maybe I'm particularly receptive to it right now, maybe I'm feeling vulnerable because I'm listening to it for the first time the day my dog died.

Either way, it's an important album. Thank you for making it.

bplistens Incredible work - no idea what to even categorize it as or how to try to sell it to my friends - besides the fact it is all-enveloping, triumphant, melancholy, and indisputably forward thinking

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1.	No Ceiling feat. Embaci 01:51	info
2.	Georgia Boy feat. Croww 03:38	info
3.	Angelica feat. Eartheater 03:35	info
4.	The Growth (Interlude) feat. Lagniappe 02:10	info
5.	Epiphany feat. Lauren Auder, John Beltran, and Baby Blue 04:43	info
6.	Safe 04:49	info
7.	Bad Dreams 03:41	info
8.	Georgia Boy (Interlude) feat. Boochie 02:57	info
9.	No Air feat. Colin Self 00:47	info
10.	TRU feat. Croww 02:37	info
11.	New Days feat. :3lON 05:00	info
12.	Requiem feat. Embaci 02:09	info
13.	Reprise feat. John Beltran and JG Thirlwell 09:01	info

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released November 25, 2022

CREDITS:

All songs arranged, mixed, and produced by Rabit
Drum machines, Samples, Synthesizers by Rabit
Mastered by Heba Kadry
Executive produced by Lane Stewart and Rabit
Cover Art by Linder
Layouts by Collin Fletcher
Cat no. HALC032 – All rights reserved
℗ & © Halcyon Veil 2022

1. No Ceiling
Vocals – Embaci
Strings – Maxwell Sterling
Guitar – Victoria Wright
Outro Vocals – Cecilia, Rabit

2. Georgia Boy (Instrumental)
Co Produced- Croww
Strings- Maxwell Sterling
Guitar- TONE (Basil Anthony Harewood)

3. Angelica
Vocals- Eartheater
Background Vocals and
Additional Synthesizer -TONE (Basil Anthony Harewood)
Strings – Maxwell Sterling

4. The Growth Interlude
Vocals – Lagniappe

5. Epiphany
Co Produced- Baby Blue, John Beltran
Vocals – Lauren Auder
Additional Synthesizer – John Beltran

6. Safe
Background Vocals- Cecilia, Moro
Strings – Maxwell Sterling

7. Bad Dreams
Synthesizer Samples– Jack Donoghue
Outro – Boochie

8. Georgia Boy Interlude
Vocals – Boochie
Guitar – TONE (Basil Anthony Harewood)

9. No Air
Vocals – Colin Self

10. TRU
Co Produced – Croww
Strings – Croww

11. New Days
Vocals – :3lON
Recorder and Bass Guitar – CJ Calderwood

12. Requiem
Vocals – Embaci
Guitar – Victoria Wright

13. Reprise
Co Produced – John Beltran
Vocals – JG Thirlwell
Additional Synthesizer – John Beltran

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