Johnny Bennett is one of those rare, but highly sought after artists - the breed of singer/songwriter who has lifetime experience and wisdom that literally gushes into the meaning and sentiment of every song he writes. Having previously held residency in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and currently Nashville, Johnny Bennett is well equipped to draw on varied walks of life, adding a precious depth and quality to his work. ‘Gone Missing’ is the follow-up album to Johnny Bennett’s debut ‘The Violet Hush’. The lead single / title track was produced by Emmy Award winner Chris Julian (David Bowie, De La Soul) and mixed by five-time Grammy Award winner Manny Marroquin. (Madonna, Cee Lo Green, Alicia Keys) It was recorded at The Village and mixed at Larrabee West, both in Los Angeles. Musicians on the lead single: Johnny Bennett Vocals Theresa Houston Backing Vocals Ali Nikou Guitars Greg Panciera Guitars Austin Nicholsen Bass Josh Kane - Drums Primary tracking and production of the remainder of ‘Gone Missing’ took place at The Doghouse Studio in the small village of Shiplake just outside of London, England. Duane Lundy (Jim James) produced the 9 other tracks that make up ‘Gone Missing’. Musicians: Johnny Bennett Vocals, Guitars Emily Hagihara Bass, Piano, Percussion, Backing Vocals Justin Craig Guitars, Piano, Drums Duane Lundy Guitars Brandon Judd Drums, Percussion Johnny Bennett’s debut, The Violet Hush, released in 2009 on False Momentum to rave reviews and some very strong airplay in the US and UK. The Violet Hush charted in the Top 200 at Triple A Radio in the US for 11 weeks and got strong airplay on BBC Radio 2 in the UK featured on shows like The Janice Long Show, The Alex Lester Show and Good Morning Sunday. Reviews for The Violet Hush have been published in magazines like Rock N’ Reel, Classic Rock Society and Maverick. The second UK single, Sister Pharmaceutical, released in the UK on October 12th, 2009.