"Harps and Angels" is Newman's first album of new songs in over a decade, tackling weighty themes with his signature blend of wit and melancholy.
- The album was recorded at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, with Warner Bros. Records acting as distributor for the Nonesuch release.
- It was Newman's first album in 15 years to feature entirely new songs, with his previous album "Bad Love" released in 1999.
- The album was produced by Mitchell Froom, a frequent collaborator with artists like Crowded House and Paul McCartney.
Randy Newman is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, known for his satirical character-based songs. "Harps and Angels" arrived late in his career, following a 15-year gap since his previous studio album of new material.
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