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| The album's creation started in the summer of 2003. Hogan ] two ]s together with ] Matt Vaughan, who also did work on four unreleased Cranberries songs and ]'s solo material. | The album's creation started in the summer of 2003. Hogan ] two ]s together with ] Matt Vaughan, who also did work on four unreleased Cranberries songs and ]'s solo material. | ||
| Hogan self-produced several collaborations with ]s such as Richard Walters, Alexandra Hamnede, and ], together with Cranberries veteran producer ], to compile a mix of eleven tracks. | Hogan self-produced several collaborations with ]s such as Richard Walters, Alexandra Hamnede, and ], together with Cranberries veteran producer ], to compile a mix of eleven tracks. Noel recently signed a publishing deal with independent music publishers Fairwood Music (UK) Ltd. | ||
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Noel Hogan (born Noel Anthony Hogan, 25 December 1971, Moyross, Limerick, Ireland) is the guitarist and co-songwriter of The Cranberries.
Hogan's self-titled solo album, under the pseudonym 'Mono Band', was released on 20 May 2005, in Ireland. The lead double single was "Waves" and "Brighter Sky". "Waves" featured the vocals of Richard Walters, and the single version of "Brighter Sky" was a Steve Hillier remix.
The album's creation started in the summer of 2003. Hogan produced two songs together with programmer Matt Vaughan, who also did work on four unreleased Cranberries songs and Dolores O'Riordan's solo material.
Hogan self-produced several collaborations with singers such as Richard Walters, Alexandra Hamnede, and Kate Kobro, together with Cranberries veteran producer Stephen Street, to compile a mix of eleven tracks. Noel recently signed a publishing deal with independent music publishers Fairwood Music (UK) Ltd.
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