Erja Lyytinen´s album “Stolen Hearts” was originally recorded in 2016. The album includes some of Lyytinen´s most popular songs, like ‘Black Ocean’, a cool slice of 1970s-influences rock built upon a strident, sassy riff and garnished with one of Lyytinen’s finest guitar solos to date. The album songs are filled with heartbreak, frustration, disappointment, fear of loss and yet, at the same time, the deepest love. The album was done with a multi-platinum selling engineer and producer Chris Kimsey. Kimsey is best known for having worked on many of the biggest selling albums by The Rolling Stones but his CV also includes the likes of Led Zeppelin, Peter Frampton, Marillion, The Quireboys and The Psychedelic Furs among many others. Lyytinen was thrilled to fly to London to record her lead vocal tracks and then sit back and watch as the Englishman mixed the results at a studio called The State Of The Ark, equipped with a desk once owned by EMI. In fact, ‘Stolen Hearts’ was mixed on said console – the same one that Kimsey had often used with the Stones.

The new “Stolen Hearts” double vinyl includes previously unreleased song “Kings and Queens”. The song was recorded on the album session back in the 2016, but never found it´s way to the original album. Now “Kings and Queens” will be heard for the first time on this golden double vinyl edition, which is a must piece for each collector´s shelf!