Following the release of his debut album Cheyenne, Conner Youngblood returns to share new acoustic versions for three songs off the project. The a few extra tracks from Cheyenne EP, consists of stripped down adaptations of “Los Angeles,” “Lemonade” and “Yellowknife,” and showcases Conner’s adept talent as a multi-instrumentalist. Using a number of instruments native to different countries around the globe, the acoustic EP embodies two years of traveling that Conner embarked on which informed and inspired the project.

The EP arrives following a string of overseas shows in London, Tokyo and Osaka and a run of US tour dates alongside Anna of the North earlier this month. Stream the a few extra tracks from Cheyenne EP above, find details on the compilation below and catch Conner at his upcoming performance at Poland’s Soundrive Festival this Summer.

Conner Youngblood
a few extra tracks from Cheyenne
Counter Records
April 30, 2019

1. Los Angeles (Acoustic)
2. Lemonade (Acoustic)
3. Yellowknife (Acoustic)

Comprised of 13 tracks, Youngblood’s debut album is the culmination of two years of extensively seeing the world, resulting in a record that involves travel and nature, but also the grounding aspects of the people Youngblood has encountered along the way. Whether it’s what Youngblood humbly puts down as “musical ADHD” or sheer talent – Cheyenne is the work of a musical polymath. Where most musicians are relatively happy with picking up a guitar and sailing away on a few chords, Youngblood can be found darting from one instrument to the next. Cheyenne features no less than 30 different instruments – a harp, a bass clarinet, a tabla, and more – all of which are played by Youngblood on a record featuring no guests.