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Slow Pilot’s ‘Falling off the Earth’: A Soundscape of Resilience and Reflection
Slow Pilot’s, Falling off the Earth, is a sonic and emotional masterpiece, capturing the bittersweet complexity of life through eleven thoughtfully crafted tracks. The band’s collaboration with renowned producer Luuk Cox, known for his work with artists like Stromae, has elevated their sound, allowing them to explore darker, more introspective themes with unmatched depth and authenticity.
Each song on the album is a testament to Slow Pilot’s willingness to experiment. “Parasites” stands out for its honest exploration of the fragility of life in the cultural sector during the pandemic. The track opens with a chilling, detached vibe that builds into an intense fusion of electronic and acoustic energy, reflecting the instability of the times. The lyrics capture a raw, universal sense of disillusionment, making it one of the album’s most powerful moments.
“Darkest of Days” embodies Slow Pilot’s central theme of transformation. This song’s progression from desolation to hope is reflected in the music itself, moving from a somber, atmospheric opening to an uplifting, rhythmic chorus. The subtle, shifting sounds capture the listener’s attention and encourage a sense of renewal, making it an inspiring addition to the album’s overall mood.
A track like “Molecules” showcases Slow Pilot’s unique style, combining both major and minor chords to create a sound that’s simultaneously familiar and unexpected. Robin Pecknold’s influence on this track is clear, as the song tells a deeply personal story of adaptation and connection. The use of shifting modes adds a layer of emotional complexity, inviting listeners to reflect on their own relationships and journeys.
Overall, Falling off the Earth, is an immersive, boundary-pushing album. Slow Pilot’s ability to blend diverse sounds and poignant lyrics creates a listening experience that’s both fresh and profound. With each track, the band reminds us that music has the power to heal, connect, and inspire.
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Ghanaian Afro/Alternative Rock Band marks its debut with the release of , ‘ACCRA WE DEY’. Released on the 6th of March. The track is the first insight into the world of AKRA and what they have to offer.
Inspired by the experiences and influences of their home city – Accra, the band seeks to tell the tales of the everyday life and realities they encounter daily through their music
‘ACCRA WE DEY’ tells the story of everyday life and ‘Hustle’ of the place the Band calls home, Accra. The song perfectly captures the band’s unique sound stemming from their African roots and their many rock influences.
Akra, with members – Joshua Edem Artcher [J_Artcher] – Drums, Barinem Samuel [BsKute] – guitars + vocals, Simon Bowman ‘Jnr’ [Bébé] – guitars and Jonathan Benjamin Opare [Nathan] on Bass is currently working on their debut album, The Band also anticipates the release of other singles and a few merchandise.
Follow and get in touch with AKRA on all social media Platforms – @Akratheband
Stream ‘Accra we dey’ on all music streaming platforms.
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