Into The Blue Again - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "The Light" – 4:29
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Bass, Organ, Voyager, Synthesizer
    • Ryan Hadlock - Space Echo
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
  2. "Always for You" – 5:07
    • Jimmy LaValle - Vocals, Rhodes Piano, Guitar, Synth Bass, Bass, Synthesizers, Organ, Drums, Drum Programming
  3. "Shine" – 5:53
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Bass, Glockenspiel, Drums, Drum Programming
    • Joshua Eustis - Drum Programming
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
  4. "Writings on the Wall" – 4:55
    • Jimmy LaValle - Vocals, Rhodes Piano, Murf, Synthesizers, Bass, Drums
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
  5. "Red-Eye" – 7:01
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Grand Piano, Murf, Synthesizers, Synth Bass, Drum Programming
    • Joshua Eustis - Drum Programming
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
  6. "See in You" – 4:37
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Organ, Synthesizers, Drum Programming
    • Drew Andrews - Guitar
  7. "Into the Sea" – 4:31
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Murf, Synth Bass, Bass, Drums, Drum Programming
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
    • Drew Andrews - Guitar
  8. "Wherever I Go" – 4:38
    • Jimmy LaValle - Vocals, Rhodes Piano, Grand Piano, Synthesizer, Bass, Drums
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
    • Drew Andrews - Guitar
    • Pall Jenkins - Vocals
  9. "Wishful Thinking" – 5:32
    • Jimmy LaValle - Grand Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Glockenspiel
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
    • Ryan Hadlock - Space Echo
  10. "Broken Arrow" – 5:50
    • Jimmy LaValle - Rhodes Piano, Organ, Synthesizers, Synth Bass, Drum Programming, Cricket Sound
    • Matthew Resovich - Violin
    • Joshua Eustis - Cowbell Synth, Drum Programming

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