Audio Mixers: Dan Myers; Adam Green ; Steven Mertens.

Recording information: Dirt Floor Studio, NJ; Loho Studios, New York, NY; Threshold Studios, New York, NY.

Photographer: Will Stern.

Vocalists: Nathan Brown; Parker Kindred; Steven Mertens.

Issued in early 2008, just as the surprisingly successful JUNO soundtrack garnered Adam Green and, moreso, his Moldy Peaches bandmate Kimya Dawson a sudden mainstream spotlight, SIXES & SEVENS finds the New York City-based singer-songwriter working his indie-crooner mojo. With his deep voice and wry lyrics, Green is something of a slacker Lee Hazlewood of the hipster set, as revealed on the string-tinged, slightly funky "Twee Twee Dee" and the boisterous "Broadcast Beach" (where he proclaims, "Hepatitis caught me off my guard"). Though some tunes nod to Green's lo-fi, anti-folk beginnings (see the spare, Beck-like "Cannot Get Sicker"), the album is most entertaining when the young singer goes for the gloss, a point reinforced by giddily over-the-top "Morning After Midnight."