Ben Goldsmith - The World Between My Ears (2023) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Ben Goldsmith
- Title: The World Between My Ears
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Sony Music Nashville
- Genre: Pop
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps; 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/88.2kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 53 min
- Total Size: 127; 317 MB; 1.0 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Singer-songwriter and multidimensional artist Ben Goldsmith would like to tell you he “never could’ve imagined” this for himself, but he’s quick to note that – call it confidence or a preternatural headstrongness years in the making – it’d just not be true. “In a way, I’ve been working towards this since I was 3 or 4,” he says on a Zoom call from his Long Island bedroom. “I’ve never strayed. It’s the only thing I’ve ever wanted to do.”
That “thing” Ben’s referring to is making music – more than music, really, it’s lyrically-driven art free from genre, with a sharp point of view and melodies as strong as some of the teen’s many influences. Ben was born and bred on acts like Aerosmith, Dave Mathews Band, Elton John, Queen, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, and Bob Dylan. Modern artists like Zach Bryan, Maggie Rogers, Steve Lacy, and Sam Fender helped round out his style and his sonic influences, drawing inspiration from the sort of iconoclasts who – like Ben – float between worlds, genres, and sounds, a jack and master of all trades.
The singer (who started playing instruments at 4) wrote his first song after accompanying his father, a criminal defense attorney, to court at age 6. “It was called ‘Criminal Disguise,’ and I made it on GarageBand by just strumming my guitar into my iPad’s microphone,” he says. The guitar he used was the one he’d asked for Hanukkah after Hanukkah after spotting the model in a catalogue sent to his doorstep; he’d been taking lessons by that point, dedicating himself to the craft; eventually, he took up jazz guitar, studying every Sunday at the Manhattan School of Music, where his mother had taken violin instruction. After a year, he moved on to Mannes Prep at The New School where he studied jazz guitar with teacher Joe Ravo, who encouraged him to trust his ear and listen so he could play solos melodically.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Ben Goldsmith - Hazel (3:24)
1.02 - Ben Goldsmith - It'll All Be Alright (3:40)
1.03 - Ben Goldsmith - One Day Believer (3:03)
1.04 - Ben Goldsmith - Flowers in Your Hair (3:50)
1.05 - Ben Goldsmith - Glorious (4:11)
1.06 - Ben Goldsmith - Carolina Town (4:14)
1.07 - Ben Goldsmith - It Doesn't Mean a Thing (3:46)
1.08 - Ben Goldsmith - Love to Give (2:35)
1.09 - Ben Goldsmith - Blown Away (3:14)
1.10 - Ben Goldsmith - The Day the World Changed (3:35)
1.11 - Ben Goldsmith - Wolves (3:30)
1.12 - Ben Goldsmith - The Princess and the Problem (3:16)
1.13 - Ben Goldsmith - John Muir's Farewell (3:44)
1.14 - Ben Goldsmith - Big Old Bang (3:36)
1.15 - Ben Goldsmith - Adios, Gracias, Goodnight (3:32)
That “thing” Ben’s referring to is making music – more than music, really, it’s lyrically-driven art free from genre, with a sharp point of view and melodies as strong as some of the teen’s many influences. Ben was born and bred on acts like Aerosmith, Dave Mathews Band, Elton John, Queen, Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, and Bob Dylan. Modern artists like Zach Bryan, Maggie Rogers, Steve Lacy, and Sam Fender helped round out his style and his sonic influences, drawing inspiration from the sort of iconoclasts who – like Ben – float between worlds, genres, and sounds, a jack and master of all trades.
The singer (who started playing instruments at 4) wrote his first song after accompanying his father, a criminal defense attorney, to court at age 6. “It was called ‘Criminal Disguise,’ and I made it on GarageBand by just strumming my guitar into my iPad’s microphone,” he says. The guitar he used was the one he’d asked for Hanukkah after Hanukkah after spotting the model in a catalogue sent to his doorstep; he’d been taking lessons by that point, dedicating himself to the craft; eventually, he took up jazz guitar, studying every Sunday at the Manhattan School of Music, where his mother had taken violin instruction. After a year, he moved on to Mannes Prep at The New School where he studied jazz guitar with teacher Joe Ravo, who encouraged him to trust his ear and listen so he could play solos melodically.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Ben Goldsmith - Hazel (3:24)
1.02 - Ben Goldsmith - It'll All Be Alright (3:40)
1.03 - Ben Goldsmith - One Day Believer (3:03)
1.04 - Ben Goldsmith - Flowers in Your Hair (3:50)
1.05 - Ben Goldsmith - Glorious (4:11)
1.06 - Ben Goldsmith - Carolina Town (4:14)
1.07 - Ben Goldsmith - It Doesn't Mean a Thing (3:46)
1.08 - Ben Goldsmith - Love to Give (2:35)
1.09 - Ben Goldsmith - Blown Away (3:14)
1.10 - Ben Goldsmith - The Day the World Changed (3:35)
1.11 - Ben Goldsmith - Wolves (3:30)
1.12 - Ben Goldsmith - The Princess and the Problem (3:16)
1.13 - Ben Goldsmith - John Muir's Farewell (3:44)
1.14 - Ben Goldsmith - Big Old Bang (3:36)
1.15 - Ben Goldsmith - Adios, Gracias, Goodnight (3:32)
Year 2023 | Pop | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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