
Childhood – Universal High - New Vinyl Record 2017 Marathon Artists UK Pressing on Colored Vinyl with Download - Soul-Pop / Funk
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Street Date: 8/4/17
Universal High, Childhood's new album and the follow-up to 2014 debut Lacuna, is a stark reflection of Ben's ups and downs. It's about how the little pocket of southeast London where he was raised has changed for the worse; how a cloud-nine relationship can go to pieces; how complicated everything gets when the mid-twenties hit. But it's not a glum record. Steeped in sun-drenched soul, at first glance it's a sunny-side-up soundtrack to golden times—which is why many are calling it a big reinvention. Lacuna had its head in the clouds, glazed in a psychedelic wall of noise. Universal High is cleaner, boasting sax sections, falsetto vocals, and crisp rhythm sections. It sounds like a completely different band. And taking the groove-led songs at face value, they sound free and invincibly happy.
Tracklist
A1 | A.M.D. | |
A2 | Californian Light | |
A3 | Cameo | |
A4 | Too Old For My Tears | |
A5 | Melody Says | |
B1 | Universal High | |
B2 | Understanding | |
B3 | Don't Have Me Back | |
B4 | Nothing Ever Seems Right | |
B5 | Monitor |
Credits
- Bass – Thomas Fiquet
- Drums – Jonny Williams
- Lead Guitar – Leo Dobsen
- Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar – Ben Romans-Hopcraft
- Synth – Max Danieli-Fantin
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