Dan Croll’s much anticipated third album Grand Plan has been released today, having been mastered by Abbey Road’s Christian Wright.
Following up from his 2017 collection Emerging Adulthood, Croll moved to California and he spoke to DIY Magazine about the wobbly start. “I wrote ‘Grand Plan’ a couple of months into my move to California, things had got off to a tough start with having to start life from scratch again. On one hand it’s incredibly exciting to live in such a creative city and be surrounded by very talented people, but on the other hand (and in my case) it can also be quite overwhelming and make you feel like you’re lagging behind everyone else. ‘Grand Plan’ was about that feeling, being on the back foot, feeling like everyone but yourself had this grand idea and plan for life and you’re still figuring out the basics.”
Earlier this month, Croll released two singles, the title track Grand Plan and Work, which he describes as “a simple and I guess romantic song about being in those early stages of a relationship. Wanting nothing more than to just spend time with that person and forget about all of the real world/adult responsibilities out there.”
The album was mastered by Abbey Road’s Christian Wright and is available to listen to now.
