Definitely Maybe

‘Definitely Maybe‘ is the original single by Glasgow indie band saidflorence. Released in March 1993, it was initially available in 7″, 12″ and CD formats along with a limited run of promo cassettes. Although the single is no longer available to buy new, the tracks & remixes are included on the album ‘milliontrillion 1993’ which is now available through all digital outlets. Album info here

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Track Listing – 12″ Single

01 Definitely Maybe (Mark Freegard Luma Remix)
02 Writing History
03 Definitely Maybe (M8 Remix)
04 Definitely Maybe (seven)

Produced by John Waddell & Kit Cummings.
Track 1 additional production & remix by Mark Freegard
Track 2 produced by saidflorence
Track 3 remixed by John Waddell
Engineered by Tim Bran

The Official promo video for the single ‘Definitely Maybe’ was shot in local landmark building Luma Tower when it stood as a ruin before renovation in 1993. It is now famous as one of the best preserved examples of Art Deco architecture in Glasgow. The film includes a little homage to the band’s favourite go-kart scene from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Album info here

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Director: Mike Bell
Producer: Dennis Madden

Drums & Percussion: Des Cummings
Keyboards and Synthesizers: Kev Murphy
Vox, Bass & Programming: Kit Cummings
Guitars & EBow: Phil Feeney

Recorded at: Ezee (London) in 1992. Additional recording: Battery (London)
Cutting engineer: Jacko Adams. Remastered for digital by Rico Capuano at Doghouse Studios, Glasgow.

Words and music by Kit Cummings
Published by Patrick Conseil & Kenny MacPherson at Warner/Chappell New York.

Managed by Bruce Findlay for Schoolhouse Management.
Photography: Chris Clunn

Songs originally recorded for Epic Records (Sony Music Entertainment).