Psychedelic pop that feels like a softly flickering dream.
An album by The Shacks, where 60s sounds intersect with a modern lo-fi feel, with whisper vocals and a gentle groove creating a pleasant, floating feeling.
The drowsy guitar and loose drum beats create an exquisite blend of nostalgia and modernity. Shannon Wise's whispering vocals float through the gaps in the sound, quietly drawing the listener into a hazy world. The rough texture reminiscent of analog recordings adds warmth to the entire work, maintaining a psychedelic yet pop-intimate feel. The production is meticulous, creating unique shadows within the minimalist composition. The album's approach of reconstructing the sounds of the past while breathing life into the present is impressive, resulting in a tranquil masterpiece that embodies the aesthetics of lo-fi pop.
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A:
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1)
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Haze
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2)
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Follow Me
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3)
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Birds
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4)
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Sand Song
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5)
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Texas
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6)
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Cryin'
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B:
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All Day Long
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2)
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My Name Is
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3)
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Blue & Grey
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4)
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Sleeping
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5)
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So Good
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6)
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Nobody, Nobody
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7)
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Let Your Love
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Producer - Leon Michels
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Producer, Written By, Guitar - Max Shrager
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Vocals, Bass, Written By - Shannon Wise
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Drums - Ben Borchers (2)
