Oh wow let me stream this later

It’s really good he’s worked on it for two years

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn7JnxzuUe8/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Listening rn and it's shockingly good so far

It's a bawp I fear 

33 minutes ago, ~Start The Music said:

It’s really good he’s worked on it for two years

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn7JnxzuUe8/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

diana gordon had a hand in a few of these songs, that explains a lot 

such a crazy list of collaborators though!!

 

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Thank You Pony, Patrick, Justin, Jake, Miles & Gent. This wouldn’t have come true without you guys.

Another thank you to: Justine Skye, Teezo, Nick Hakim, Mac Demarco, Alex G, Ariel Pink, Daniel Ceaser, Princess Foushee, & The Legend Diana Gordon… whom has her own amazing catalog you should all check out.

 

ooooo sounds good lemme stream

The album is great, I am surprised how well produced it is and Magdalena Bay being on it as well.

Poland remains his magnum opus

 

It’s absolutely incredible and will definitely influence the genre.

 

I have been telling users on this site that this is the year where the sound of the decade is established. Everyone else kept saying 80s-influenced pop will reign based off of 2019-2021, but I was saying it’s clearly going to be the singer-songwriter rock and alternative shtick from the 70s and 90s. 
 

This, in addition to Flowers and Kill Bill,  just proves it.

44 minutes ago, Dr. Alexander said:

but I was saying it’s clearly going to be the singer-songwriter rock and alternative shtick from the 70s and 90s. 
 

This, in addition to Flowers and Kill Bill,  just proves it.

Me too! I knew the direction of music in this decade would be definitely inspired from the 70s and 90s. I couldn't be more stoked for this because I adore the music of these time periods. 

1 hour ago, Blackout2006 said:

Me too! I knew the direction of music in this decade would be definitely inspired from the 70s and 90s. I couldn't be more stoked for this because I adore the music of these time periods. 

That’s interesting considering:
 

On 1/12/2023 at 4:07 AM, Blackout2006 said:

No not really. As we are progressing further into the decade, maximalism and vibrancy are coming back in full force. So I definitely see that being reflected in music. I feel we are heading towards lighter, brighter and poppy pop music again.

 

11 minutes ago, Dr. Alexander said:

That’s interesting considering:
 

 

THE WAY YOU HAD THE RECEIPTS READY

I CAN'T!

The Black Seminole and I've Officially Lost Vision!!!!! are insane   (I refuse to post the official capitalized titles, they are awful)

first half is ok, gassed out on the rest but fans seem happy with it, good for him

Kinda looping this, so good

The Black Seminole, Reach The Sunshine and I've Officially Lost Vision are my top 3

drive ME crazy! is the one 

Woah. Listening

played this album by mistake yesterday and now im obsessed with it

Diana Gordon and Foushee within this >>>>>>>>>>

 

Love what I heard off of a first listen. 

12 hours ago, Dr. Alexander said:

That’s interesting considering:
 

 

Now...I still do not agree with the 'Kill Bill' part. While 'Flowers' is more stripped than your usual pop song, it still has a vibrant production. The 70s and 90s had plenty of maximalist and vibrantly-produced songs (1970s: disco, euphoric rock; 1990s: euro-dance, house) during those eras and that is what I was and am referring to  Plus, the thread you plucked my response from was regarding a question about the potential rise of dark pop in this decade...Now I am not so sure on how psychedelic rock and dark pop are the same thing 

Nothing groundbreaking but nice background music

absolutely sh00k with this album. The glow up is MASSIVE. So many gems in this album

I thought "Poland" was just a fluke

damn i haven't been able to listen to everything just yet (will probably do that tomorrow) but everything sounds insane so far!!