CREDITS

Produced by Jano Rix

Recorded and Mixed by Brook Sutton at The Studio Nashville

Additional recording by Jano Rix and Will Tyson

Assistant Engineers: Maeve Graham and Daniel Thiels

(“Fortune Drives the Bus” recorded by phone in the back yard)

Mastered by Eric Conn at Independent Mastering

Oliver Wood - guitar, vocals

Jano Rix - drums, shuitar, percussion, keyboards, vocals

Ted Pecchio - bass, vocals 

“LIGHT AND SWEET”

Written by Oliver Wood

Oliver Wood—guitar, vocals ; Jano Rix—drums, percussion, mellotron ; Ted Pecchio—bass; Marcus Henderson—flute, fife 

“WHOM I ADORE”

Written by Oliver Wood, Jano Rix, Marcus Henderson, & Rob Crawford

Oliver Wood— guitar, vocals ; Jano Rix—Shitar, percussion, vocals; Rob Crawford—marching bass drum, percussion ; Marcus Henderson—fife; Brook Sutton—sousaphone; Steve Berlin—baritone sax 

“LITTLE WORRIES”

Written by Oliver Wood & Jano Rix

Oliver Wood—guitar, vocals; Jano Rix—Shuitar, percussion, piano, organ; Ted Pecchio—bass 

“GRAB AHOLD”

Written by Oliver Wood & Seth Walker

Oliver Wood—guitar, vocals; Jano Rix—Shuitar, drums, vocals; Ted Pecchio—bass, vocals

"There's a chair in my living room, right in front of a window," Oliver Wood says. "Every morning, I go down there to drink my coffee, meditate, and write. It's like a therapy session for me, because I can write without any specific goal in mind. I can be creative without being self-judgmental.”  

Many of the songs from Fat Cat Silhouette, Wood's second solo record, began taking shape in that chair. Produced by his Wood Brothers’ bandmate Jano Rix, it's an album of unexpected twists and turns. Longtime fans will recognize the earnest, elastic voice that has always anchored the Wood Brothers' mix of forward-looking folk and southern country-funk, but Fat Cat Silhouette doesn't spend much time looking backward. Instead, it abandons convention, breaks a few rules, and positions Oliver Wood as a roots-music innovator who's every bit as interested in the process as the product.