There's a refreshing lack of jealousy and possessiveness on PARTYNEXTDOOR TWO, even as Brathwaite argues that he's in a league far above his competition on almost every song here. Brathwaite does open-minded sincerity much more convincingly than he does charming asshole: "I want you to turn up every night on me when I see you," he urges on the Drake-assisted "Recognize" while acknowledging upfront that both he and the woman he's singing to have other lovers. He spends the majority of the album in awe of the women he sings about: "East Liberty" teems with talk of sunset-watching and proclamations of "forever" in less capable hands, a line like "the ocean's calling your name" would be an eye-roller, but Brathwaite's puppy-dog earnestness-not to mention the track's woozy, dense throb-prevents it from inducing gag reflexes. “I’m so excited for people to have this song for the end of their summer to dance, to feel no inhibitions and to feel joyful because that’s how I’ve been feeling recently being able to tour again and being able to sing again,” Ware says in a statement.Brathwaite has scrubbed this occasional creepiness from his sophomore effort, as PARTYNEXTDOOR TWO matches his self-assured cockiness with an increased benevolent streak. Rated 59 in the best albums of 2004, and 4186 of all-time album. Genres: Alternative Rock, Singer-Songwriter. Released 2 August 2004 on Beggars Banquet (catalog no. It’s been two years since Jessie Ware’s glittery disco album What’s Your Pleasure? and now the singer-songwriter returns with another buoyant, dance-floor-ready bop called “Free Yourself.” Co-written by songwriter and producer Coffee Clarence JR along with renowned producer, songwriter and DJ Stuart Price (who has worked with Kylie Minogue, Madonna, New Order, Missy Elliott, Dua Lipa and others), the new disco-house single acts as a teaser for Ware’s upcoming fifth studio album. Bubblegum, an Album by Mark Lanegan Band.
I hope listeners take whatever they want from it! It means so many different things to me, but my hope is that people can listen and associate their own meanings and memories with it.” Speaking of the inspiration behind the entire album’s masterful production and instrumentation, Leng adds that it “Often changes-sometimes it’s with sonics, textures, production. He subsequently released PartyNextDoor Two and PNDColours in 2014 and PartyNextDoor 3 in 2016. He has also seen success as a songwriter, having penned 'Work', which was released on Rihannas album Anti and peaked at number-one on the Billboard Hot 100, along with 'Wild Thoughts' which peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
“The riff was created on a ukulele and it was the first thing I came up with when I picked up the instrument. He subsequently released PartyNextDoor Two and PNDColours in 2014 and PartyNextDoor 3 in 2016. The sequel arrived 3 years later with four other tracks titled as COLOURS 2. PARTYNEXTDOOR - PARTYNEXTDOOR TWO (LP) available from just 20,95 incl. It was released on Party’s SoundCloud through Drake‘s OVO Sound label. The four-track project was the first instalment in the series. Accompanied by a new cover, the streaming re-release include the four extra tracks. “It was an idea I had almost five years ago,” Leng tells COOL HUNTING about the track. PARTYNEXTDOORs album COLOURS songs were originally released on December 3, 2014. COLOURS was originally released Decemon Party’s SoundCloud through Drake‘s OVO Sound label. It’s the latest single from the South Africa born, Los Angeles-based indie-rocker’s forthcoming second LP, Spirals (out 22 July). From waves of ukulele and enchanting falsetto to an ever-expanding, psych-inflected soundscape, recording artist Nick Leng’s “Easy” feels both intimate and infinite.
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