Bic Runga – Roll Into One

Label:	Columbia – 665294.2
Format:	CD, Single
Country:	New Zealand
Released:	1997
Genre:	Rock, Pop
Style:	Vocal

Tracklist

1	Roll Into One Backing Vocals – Bic Runga, Matt Wallace, Peter Asher Bass – Aaron Mc Donald* Drums – Wayne Bell (3) Engineer – Simon Sheridan Engineer [Assistant] – Matt Tait Guitar – Andrew Thorne Mixed By – Matt Wallace Mixed By [Assistant] – Tom Banghart Percussion – Matt Wallace	3:20
2	Drive - Doordarshan Mix Engineer – Chris van de Geer, Tomb (10) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Tomb (10)	6:25
3	Interstellar Over Drive Mix Engineer – Chris van de Geer, Tomb (10) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Tomb (10)	7:16

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Revolver Studios
Recorded At – York Street Studios
Recorded At – The Tomb, Auckland
Mastered At – A&M Mastering Studios
Mixed At – Brooklyn Recording Studio
Remixed At – The Tomb, Auckland
Copyright © – Sony Music Entertainment (New Zealand) Limited
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sony Music Entertainment (New Zealand) Limited
Made By – SMEA – 0093836

Credits

Design – The Family (20), Wayne Conway
Management – CRS Music Management Ltd., Campbell Smith
Mastered By – Matt Wallace
Producer – Bic Runga
Vocals, Guitar – Bic Runga
Written-By, Arranged By – Bic Runga

Notes

"Roll into One" recorded at Revolver Studios, Auckland and mixed at Brooklyn Recording Studios, Los Angeles
"Drive - Doordarshan mix" and "Interstellar over Drive mix" recorded at York Street Studios, Auckland and recorded and remixed at The Tomb, Shortland Street, Auckland

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 9 416333 529421
Matrix / Runout: 0093836-665294.2 01 SMEA
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L681
Mould SID Code: IFPI 650C

Reviews

Lyman_Zerga Jan 30, 2024
Tomb - the remixer of tracks 2 and 3 - is Tom Bailey. These two remixes appeared many years later on Tom's remix compilations, Touched and Retouched, and were credited to International Observer (Tom's dubwise alias) rather than Tomb. Judging by the track times and names, I'm guessing they're exactly the same. Both are excellent, as is most of Tom's output as IO.