Sundown is the second solo studio album by singer Eddie Chacon. Produced by John Carroll Kirby, it was released on March 31, 2023, on Stones Throw Records.

The cover was designed by Justin Sloane, using a photo by Jack McKain and Sloane’s own Notre Ami. This typeface is an ongoing exploration inspired by the cover lettering of the book Notre ami Louis Jou from 1929. It’s used for the title as well as a sort of logotype, with swashy caps and a nested Ch pair. The supporting sans is another unreleased design by Sloane currently titled Office Grotesk.

Read more about the album in the reviews by Margeaux Labat for Pitchfork and by Alexis Petridis for the Guardian.

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Track list, credits, and lyrics are set in LTC Remington Typewriter with titles in Notre Ami.

Dinked Edition 235 is a limited pressing of 500 copies on 180g opaque silver vinyl that comes with a fold-out 18″×24″ poster and a banderole.

Detail of the Dinked Edition. The monospaced font is LTC Remington Typewriter; the Japanese font is Arial Unicode.

Notre Ami already appeared on the single artwork for “Holy Hell”, released on August 11, 2022. The bold sans is Greed by Displaay Type Foundry.

Single artwork for “Sundown” (March 2023), “Comes and Goes” (November 2022), “Step By Step” (January 2023), and “Holy Hell” (August 2022)

“Holy Hell” (Mndsgn Remix), December 2022, also with Greed

You Belong There is the first full-length solo album from singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Rossen (of Grizzly Bear and Department of Eagles), released on Warp Records.

The album was designed by Justin Sloane, with photography by Amelia Bauer. The back and single covers feature a custom design dubbed You Belong There, drawn by Sloane as an amalgamation of forms found in the lettering of Louis Jou. Captions were typeset in Greenstone, designed by Connor Davenport and available from Sharp Type. The type used for the text set on a spiral and on the record labels is Notre Ami, another unreleased design by Sloane. This ongoing exploration is inspired by the cover lettering of the book Notre ami Louis Jou (1929).

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Back cover

Track list

Sleeve

Single record cover

Tour dates set in Greenstone

Limited CD edition

Limited CD edition

Limited CD edition