Credits:

Tune-Yards

Description:

Dancing colorfully and singing bitterly. Tune Yards' long-awaited latest album is now available! The Tune Yards, who have captivated listeners one after another with their dynamic melodies, blood-pumping rhythms, and alternative pop sensibility, and whose overwhelming performance at the 2018 Fuji Rock concert filled the packed venue to the rapture of the audience, have released their fifth album in three years, their latest! The Tune Yards have released their fifth album in three years! After the critically acclaimed previous album and the production of the soundtrack for Boots Riley's comedy film, this album was made while facing the pathologies and hardships of our time, where we are unknowingly complicit in a system we do not agree with while at the peak of our musical careers. The film was made in the midst of a musical career that was at its peak. Inspired by books by the Beastie Boys and Questlove, he spent hours jamming like an athlete in his home rehearsal studio to complete this album. The album contains a total of 11 tracks, including the opener "nowhere, man," with its shuffle beat and various sound lumps dancing on the shuffle beat, and "hold yourself.The album features a horn section and a jazz/blues feel, but still maintains a colorful pop sound with ironic lyrics and a pop vibe. In addition to the standard black vinyl, a limited edition blue vinyl version will be released.

Tracklisting:

1.nowhere,man
2.make it right.
3.hypnotized
4.homewrecker
5.silence pt. 1 (when we say "we")
6.silence pt. 2 (who is "we"?)
7.hold yourself.
8.sometime
9.under your lip
10.my neighbor
11.be not afraid.