MOMO. - I Was Told to Be Quiet vinyl record cover

Item UPC: 195893481200

Date First Available:

Label: Yellow Racket Records

MOMO.

I Was Told to Be Quiet

Limited Edition Yellow LP

Buying from Music Millennium

Vinyl

$20.99

$28.11 including shipping and handling (rates may vary)


This edition available at

1 more store


Starting at $20.99

ABOUT THE ALBUM


Originally released in 2019, I Was Told to Be Quiet is the sixth full-length album by Marcelo Frota, a prolific Brazilian singer-songwriter who performs under the name "MOMO." MOMO. moved into the home of Los Angeles producer Tom Biller (Karen O, Sean Lennon, Liars) for a month in 2018 to collaborate on I Was Told to Be Quiet. Biller brought a new element of creativity and contemporary production to MOMO.'s work, merging electronic samples and dreamy synthesizers with MOMO.'s predilection for timeless singer/songwriters (e.g. Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake, Sibylle Baier) as well as bossa nova and psych-folk. The album finds MOMO. singing in English, Portuguese, and French, and features collaborations with Alex Toth (of Rubblebucket), Thiago Camelo, and Wado. This is the first time MOMO.'s music has ever been released on vinyl, but MOMO. is partnering with Chattanooga-based label Yellow Racket Records to release his entire catalog over the next few years. Each of MOMO.'s previous albums will be released on limited edition colored vinyl.

Check out these titles

The Movie, The Soundtrack, The Reformatted Edition

The Movie, The Soundtrack, The Reformatted Edition

Transformers

Siamese Dream (RSD Essential) -

Siamese Dream (RSD Essential) -

Smashing Pumpkins

All The Roadrunning

All The Roadrunning

Various Artists

hara-kiri(Deluxe) -

hara-kiri(Deluxe) -

honestav

Weezer -

Weezer -

Weezer

Marrow Deep

Marrow Deep

Mastodon

Mutiny After Midnight

Mutiny After Midnight

Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds

Rumble in Brixton

Rumble in Brixton

Stray Cats

Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Taylor

Taylor Swift

Live From the Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975

Live From the Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975

Pink Floyd