BEA1991 - Brand New Adult (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: BEA1991
- Title: Brand New Adult
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: BEA1991
- Genre: Pop / Alternative
- Quality: Mp3 / 320kbps
- Total Time: 34:05
- Total Size: 71,6 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
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01. I See Trouble 02:46
02. Loser Wins 02:57
03. Did You Feel Me Slip Away? 03:39
04. Philip 03:46
05. Modern Comforts 04:12
06. I'm a Goldmine 02:04
07. My Own Heaven 03:59
08. 360 Perfect Timing 02:55
09. Don't Touch My Freedom 03:42
10. The Dream 04:05
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01. I See Trouble 02:46
02. Loser Wins 02:57
03. Did You Feel Me Slip Away? 03:39
04. Philip 03:46
05. Modern Comforts 04:12
06. I'm a Goldmine 02:04
07. My Own Heaven 03:59
08. 360 Perfect Timing 02:55
09. Don't Touch My Freedom 03:42
10. The Dream 04:05
Brand New Adult was recorded between London, Amsterdam and New York & was co-produced between BEA1991, Liam Howe and Benny Sings with contributions from Dev Hynes. The LP encourages a unique autonomy of interpretation, enabling the listener to morph their own lived experiences on to the record, offering a malleable effect to those who want it.
Swaying softly around the edges of yacht-pop and bedroom R&B the album rounds up to ten tracks that could easily blend into one soothing sonic experience. On lead single ‘Did You Feel Me Slip Away?’ which features Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange performing on bass, BEA1991 refers to that point in time where you need to use anger as a tool to move on.
The title, Brand New Adult, hints to Bea’s tongue in cheek nature referencing ultimate comedy cynic Kurt Vonnegut. Dwelling on adulthood, is there no point of no return? Can we ever be new again? Once you’re an adult do you stay one? And who decides?
Swaying softly around the edges of yacht-pop and bedroom R&B the album rounds up to ten tracks that could easily blend into one soothing sonic experience. On lead single ‘Did You Feel Me Slip Away?’ which features Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange performing on bass, BEA1991 refers to that point in time where you need to use anger as a tool to move on.
The title, Brand New Adult, hints to Bea’s tongue in cheek nature referencing ultimate comedy cynic Kurt Vonnegut. Dwelling on adulthood, is there no point of no return? Can we ever be new again? Once you’re an adult do you stay one? And who decides?
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