Greg Johnson looks out the Pacific Ocean from the Santa Monica pier and ponders that his new album Some Night Somewhere is "a collection of vignettes, some real, some not.” 

“My songs are almost always imaginary trailers for non existent short films,” says the LA-based New Zealand singer-songwriter.

For this, Johnson’s 14th studio album - he has created a full sonic palette, working with the likes of Ben King (Goldenhorse), Mel Parsons (guest vocalist on Your Sadness), Ted Brown, Wayne Bell, Mark Hughes, and saxophonist Sylvain Carton.

Says Johnson: “Proudly 100% real instruments (real synthesizers!) played and sung by carefully modified humans; all friends and familiars from my live and studio work.”

Celebrating his 60th birthday with this new album and a nationwide tour, Some Night Somewhere is another musical treat from the artist behind classics like Isabelle, Don’t Wait Another Day, Save Yourself, and APRA Silver Scroll winning Liberty.

"I designed this collection for vinyl with two distinct sides. It pairs well with dark red stone fruit and hints of tobacco snorted off an old leather glove."

The 10-song album features singles Your Sadness, Mixing Drinks, London, Only A little Rain, Irish Exit, and You In Summer.