"All The $ In The World" has been issued as the third single from a new album by Skold, the solo project of the versatile Swedish musician, producer and multi-instrumentalist Tim Skold. "Can money buy happiness? Thousands of 'lottery winners' can't be wrong, can they?" he wryly muses about the song.
"All The $ In The World" is the opening track on Caught In The Throes, Skold's eighth solo album, which Metropolis Records will release on 10 October.
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SKOLD - Offers "All The $ In The World"
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