Name: Yesterday's News
Brand: Robert Ellis

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Redeye

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Limited edition

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Format Music EU

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Release date

2023-06-09

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634457130012

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634457130029

Artist

Robert Ellis

Label EU

Niles City Records

Genre EU

Robert Ellis is a British photographer who has made significant contributions to the music industry. He worked for NME from 1971 to 1975 and then moved on to MM from 1975 to 1976. Throughout his career, he also freelanced for publications such as Sounds, Kerrang, and even Time Magazine. Ellis had the opportunity to photograph numerous rock tours between 1971 and 1993, showcasing his talent and capturing iconic moments in music history. In 1982, he founded Repfoto, further establishing himself as a respected figure in the field.

With an impressive body of work spanning several decades, Robert Ellis has become a highly regarded photographer within the industry. His experience working with renowned publications and photographing prominent rock tours has solidified his expertise in capturing captivating images that truly reflect the essence of live performances.

If you enjoy artists like *Joe Pug*, *Justin Townes Earle*, or *Andrew Combs*, you will appreciate Robert Ellis's unique perspective through his lens. His photographs have captured intimate moments of musicians' lives on tour and have become timeless pieces of art themselves.

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Robert Ellis is redefining himself with Yesterday's News- a record of unhurried meditations delivered by an artist learning to slow down and appreciate the tiny miracles that make life worth living. Hailed by NPR for his "musical daring and impeccable song craft," and Rolling Stone for his "sharp eye for storytelling," Ellis recorded Yesterday's News to tape in just two days, embracing a raw minimalism that prizes patience and restraint above all else: "close your eyes and drift into a dream."

Yesterday's News

Music EU