Alone In My Room

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"Alone in My Room" is a song by Skin, which was the first single to be released from Skin's second album, Fake Chemical State. It was released as download only and the first single to be released from Skin since joining V2 Records. The song was co-written with Paul Draper, of Mansun fame, and was his first piece of work since Mansun. Since the single was download only, there was no set tracklisting. There was, however, a remix of the single avail... more
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