TNT Singer To Release New Solo Album In April

February 8, 2008

According to MelodicRock.com, mixing is underway for the new solo album from TNT/ex-SHY singer Tony Mills, entitled "Vital Designs". Co-written with UK guitarist Neil Hibbs from Salisbury and Eric Ragno from Los Angeles, the CD was constructed between October 2006 and February 2007 and is currently being finished by MAGNUM engineer Mark Stuart at M2 Studios in Wolverhampton, England.

Neil was discovered when he was drafted in to support a TV network producing programs for TNT guitarist Ronni Le Tekro and his outstanding guitar ability.

Drums on "Vital Designs" were played by Bob Richards from SHY, keyboards by Eric Ragno, Joe Basketts and Dag Stokke and bass guitar by Morty Black and Oddvar Krogstad. The album was engineered by Alex Cooper at Madhouse Studios in Birmingham and is said to be "a guitar-based, melodic, hard rock album with a sinister thread throughout the song spectrum."

"Vital Designs" track listing:

01. A Vital Design
02. Give Me A Reason
03. A Conspiracy
04. Say It One More Time
05. Exclusion Zone
06. Miles From Nowhere
07. Neurotic
08. Action
09. Tears In Lisbon
10. Naked And The Dead
11. In For The Kill
12. God Called My Name
13. Sunniva
14. Glory Days

"Vital Designs" will be released through Artist Interaction Music, a custom-built company, and will be available during April 2008. A promo tour for the album will also take place in Norway in April, along with other marketing, to support the release.

The lineup for the performances will be a combination of the artists that appear on the CD, with appearances by Erik Engerbretsen on drums (Norway) and backing vocals by Lise Wolden (Norway) and David Saylor (UK).

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