One Divine Day

“Quite possibly the best album of its kind, with appeal beyond the power pop subgenre.”
— Absolute Powerpop

“A real treat for lovers of classic melodic rock.”
— Powerpopaholic

One Divine Day is the first studio album by Oberon Rose, released on ThouART Records.

The original idea for the album was to produce a lofi psych/folk/pop record recorded entirely
on a cassette 4-Track.

And that was exactly how all of the songs were originally recorded, on a cassette 4-Track by Tommy at his home studio. While both Tommy and Rebecca loved the sound, ultimately, they felt it sounded too much like a demo. So, the songs were re-recorded on Pro-Tools. A lot of the original 4-Track recording was maintained for the final record as they felt strongly about keeping the lofi sound that was originally intended for the record.

The album was recorded in the same house in Bearsville, New York, where Levon Helm was living during the making of The Band in 1969.

All songs written by Tommy Oberon & Rebecca Rose

Oberon Rose
Tommy Oberon — vocals, guitar, bass, mellotron, Wurlitzer, percussion

Additional Musicians
Doug Clark — drums (tracks 1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Jay Hough — drums (track 2)
Kurt Reil — drums (track 10)

Production
Recorded and produced by Tommy Oberon
Mixed by Kurt Reil and Tommy Oberon
Mastered by Alex Saltz