2013 studio album by Bonobo
The North Borders Bonobo . It was due for release on 1 April 2013, but was released early on 21 March in digital format after a promotional copy was leaked.[12] UK Albums Chart . As of 20 January 2017 it had sold 56,993 copies in UK.[13]
Packaging The artwork for North Borders and its singles were created by Australian art director and album artist Leif Podhajsky .[14]
Track listing Digital download and CD Title Writer(s) 1. "First Fires" (featuring Grey Reverend) Simon Green , Larry D. Brow4:38 2. "Emkay" Green 5:25 3. "Cirrus " Green 5:52 4. "Heaven for the Sinner" (featuring Erykah Badu ) Green, Erica Abi Wright 4:09 5. "Sapphire" Green 4:47 6. "Jets" Green 4:34 7. "Towers" (featuring Szjerdene) Green, Szjerdene 3:36 8. "Don't Wait" Green 5:17 9. "Know You" Green 4:05 10. "Antenna" Green 3:32 11. "Ten Tigers" Green 4:03 12. "Transits" (featuring Szjerdene) Green, Szjerdene 4:20 13. "Pieces" (featuring Cornelia) Green, Cornelia Dahlgren 4:27
Vinyl Title Writer(s) 1. "First Fires" (featuring Grey Reverend) Simon Green , Larry D. Brow4:38 2. "Emkay" Green 5:25 3. "Don't Wait" Green 5:17 4. "Cirrus" Green 5:52 5. "Heaven for the Sinner" (featuring Erykah Badu) Green, Erica Abi Wright 4:09 6. "Towers" (featuring Szjerdene) Green, Szjerdene 3:36 7. "Jets" Green 4:34 8. "Antenna" Green 3:32 9. "Know You" Green 4:05 10. "Ten Tigers" Green 4:03 11. "Sapphire" Green 4:47 12. "Transits" (featuring Szjerdene) Green, Szjerdene 4:20 13. "Pieces" (featuring Cornelia) Green, Cornelia Dahlgren 4:27
Charts Trivia Certifications References
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