Lost At Sea Rob Grant

• Rob Grant (b. 1953): Moon Rise Over The Ocean:
• 1 Moon Rise Over The Ocean 02:02
• Setting Sail On A Distant Horizon:
• 2 Setting Sail On A Distant Horizon 02:38
• Rob Grant, Lana Del Rey (b. 1985): Lost at Sea:
• 3 Lost at Sea 03:07
• Rob Grant: The Texture Of Dreams:
• 4 The Texture Of Dreams 02:44
• The Poetry Of Wind And Waves:
• 5 The Poetry Of Wind And Waves 02:30
• A Beautiful Delirium:
• 6 A Beautiful Delirium 02:41
• Deep Ocean Swells:
• 7 Deep Ocean Swells 02:18
• My Deep Blue Dream:
• 8 My Deep Blue Dream 02:24
• Reflections Of Light On Water:
• 9 Reflections Of Light On Water 02:09
• Rob Grant, Dan Heath: In The Dying Light Of Day:
• 10 In The Dying Light Of Day: Requiem for Mother Earth 02:24
• Rob Grant: A Delicate Mist Surrounds Me:
• 11 A Delicate Mist Surrounds Me 01:02
• The Mermaids Lullaby:
• 12 The Mermaids Lullaby 06:04
• Song Of The Eternal Sea:
• 13 Song Of The Eternal Sea 03:31
• Rob Grant, Lana Del Rey: Hollywood Bowl
• 14 Hollywood Bowl 04:21
• Total Runtime 39:55

Info for Lost At Sea

Rob Grant, Lana Del Rey’s father, is carving a name for himself in the industry, even if it means following in his daughter’s footsteps. In the title track of his debut album Lost At Sea, Grant’s piano work is accompanied by Del Rey’s hypnotic vocals that evoke the breeziness of a sailing trip. Co-written by Grant and Del Rey with accompanying soundscapes from the Budapest Art Orchestra, “Lost At Sea” is a taste of what listeners can expect from Grant’s maritime-inspired album.

Speaking about "Lost At Sea", Rob Grant said: "Lost At Sea is a deeply emotional and ethereal song. It combines the beautiful vocals of Lana Del Rey woven into a hypnotic piano composition. Lana's voice is haunting and powerful. It moves ghostlike like through the song like mist over the ocean. The song has a deep message of hope...for all of us who feel lost and disconnected in todays world. Lost At Sea is the reason I made my album...to share music that can bring some peace and calm to a very anxious world.

Speaking about the "Lost At Sea" music video, Rob Grant said: “When we shot the video for Lost At Sea several months ago, it involved many of our friends and family. It was an extraordinary experience filming onboard a 55-foot ketch in the Pacific in extremely rough seas and high winds. The final video is very personal and interspersed with rare family footage of the Grant family growing up (images that have never been seen before). When the editor who worked on the Lost At Sea video first heard the song and saw these images... she told us later she could not stop crying. I know it had the same effect on me ".

Grant, who is the father of international icon Lana Del Rey, has enlisted a range of talent to contribute to the making of his debut album, Lost At Sea. Features and writing credits include his daughter Lana Del Rey, while production credits include Jack Antonoff, Luke Howard, Laura Sisk, and Zach Dawes.

Now signed to Decca Records, Rob Grant is set to embark on his next venture as he delves into his newfound career in music. Decca Records boasts an array of world class piano-based artists, including Max Richter, Ludovico Einaudi, Ólafur Arnalds, and Jeff Goldblum and, with its rich tradition of recording piano music from all musical genres, it is the natural home for Rob Grant’s individual artistry.

Rob Grant

Rob Grant
the father of international icon Lana Del Rey, enlisted a host of talent to produce his debut album Lost At Sea. His daughter Lana Del Rey contributed as writer and producer, while Jack Antonoff, Luke Howard, Laura Sisk and Zach Dawes were involved in the production.

Now signed to Decca Records, Rob Grant is ready to tackle his next project and move forward with his newfound music career. Decca Records boasts a roster of world-class piano artists, including Max Richter, Ludovico Einaudi, Ólafur Arnalds and Jeff Goldblum, and with its rich tradition of recording piano music from all musical genres, is the natural home for Rob Grant's individual artistry.

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