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Track List
01) Villainy
02) Past Lives
03) Dark Days
04) Fountain of Youth
05) Masters
06) Jellyfish
07) Coins
08) Mother Emanuel
09) Ellie Alice
10) Psycho Lovers
11) Everything All at Once
12) Sea of Years
01) Villainy
02) Past Lives
03) Dark Days
04) Fountain of Youth
05) Masters
06) Jellyfish
07) Coins
08) Mother Emanuel
09) Ellie Alice
10) Psycho Lovers
11) Everything All at Once
12) Sea of Years
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"Sunlit Youth" is the third studio album by Los Angeles based indie rock band Local Natives. It was released September 09, 2016 through Loma Vista Recordings.
Sunlit Youth is the result of an extended process that involved writing sessions on three continents among Local Natives’ trio of singer-songwriters — Kelcey Ayer, Ryan Hahn and Taylor Rice.
In a press release, the band’s Ryan Hahn said of the new record: A lot of the excitement in making this new album came from discovering how to make songs in different ways. You start thinking, “What do I want to hear?” Forget about what we’ve done and what people expect. This is a song that I would want to hear. Lyrically, “Villainy” is about realising that you have the ability to change your situation, that you can start again everyday. We applied that to how we made music this time around. We wanted all the new songs to have a different energy, to challenge ourselves to do something different each time.
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"Sunlit Youth" is the third studio album by Los Angeles based indie rock band Local Natives. It was released September 09, 2016 through Loma Vista Recordings.
Sunlit Youth is the result of an extended process that involved writing sessions on three continents among Local Natives’ trio of singer-songwriters — Kelcey Ayer, Ryan Hahn and Taylor Rice.
In a press release, the band’s Ryan Hahn said of the new record: A lot of the excitement in making this new album came from discovering how to make songs in different ways. You start thinking, “What do I want to hear?” Forget about what we’ve done and what people expect. This is a song that I would want to hear. Lyrically, “Villainy” is about realising that you have the ability to change your situation, that you can start again everyday. We applied that to how we made music this time around. We wanted all the new songs to have a different energy, to challenge ourselves to do something different each time.
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