American Record Co.
Albany, New York · est. 2024 · 2020–present · Active

GallicoHybrid

Melodic rock and roll — lonely-hearts songwriting with an endless-chase engine, across 'Gallico' and 'II'.

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HYBRID — legit disclosure: AI/ghostwriter enhanced. Primarily a collaboration between the ARC core roster and the New Orleans (Andrew K) and Los Angeles (Greg O) production network. All songs © ARC MEDIA.

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No. I

The Record

Gallico writes the roster's most open-hearted songs. On a label whose spine is acid doom and dark heavy, this is the project that says the quiet part in major keys: 'I Want You to Want Me,' 'Can't Wait to See You Again,' 'Lonely Hearts Club,' 'Holy Light.' The self-titled debut landed December 26, 2024 — the day after Christmas, a lonely-hearts release date if there ever was one — eleven tracks produced by the label's cross-country engine of Vitali with Andrew K in New Orleans and Greg O in Los Angeles. 'II' followed just five weeks later, and it shows the project's engine at work: 'Endless Chase' reappears from the debut re-cut at a faster clip — seventy-two seconds shorter, same pursuit — while 'Time Keeps on Slipping' and 'Someday I Will' make the chase explicit. Two records in five weeks, closing on 'Holy Light.' The romance is sincere; the release cadence is pure American Record. Both records feed the ARC & CO 2025 Sampler, where Gallico holds the closing three slots.


No. II

The Chronicle

The history and the records, pressed into one column — read it, hear it, own it, in the order it happened.

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Gallico

'Gallico' released December 26, 2024 — eleven tracks of melodic rock and roll, from 'I Want You to Want Me' to 'One Long Day.' The open-hearted wing of the label opens.

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LP · 2024-12-26 · 11 tracks

Released December 26, 2024 on American Record (Albany, NY) — the day after Christmas, which suits a record about wanting. Eleven tracks that wear their hearts in the titles: 'I Want You to Want Me,' 'Where Will I Find You,' 'Better Off Together,' 'Lonely Hearts Club.' 'Captain Maus' and 'Merchants' bend the frame just enough to prove the sweetness is a choice, and 'Endless Chase' plants the seed that 'II' will re-cut at speed five weeks later. Produced across the label's Albany–New Orleans–Los Angeles axis.

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II

'II' released February 2, 2025 — seven tracks, five weeks after the debut, reprising 'Endless Chase' at a faster clip and closing on 'Holy Light.'


No. III

Personnel

  • Michael VitaliMember · guitar, vocals, bass, drums
  • Andrew KProducer · bass, producer, mix engineer — New Orleans
  • Greg OProducer · guitars, vocals, production — Los Angeles

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