ALL I EVER WANTED: A SUCCINCTLY CAPTIVATING REINVENTION OF PSYCH POP

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If it’s been a while since you heard a track so succinctly beautiful and melodious it made you want to cry, you can give yourself a reminder of what emotively arrestive music sounds like by delving into Futurist’s latest 2019 album “Omens”.

Each of the ten singles on the album is equipped with an arsenal of authentic creative ingenuity, but the single “All I Ever Wanted” is the best introduction to their soulfully stylistic sound.

It’s not often I get viscerally excited about the commercial potential of music. But the jazzy, soft, comfortingly psychedelic progressions found in All I Ever Wanted have quite the enamoring effect.

Their unique take on Psych Pop is only possible through the talent possessed by the four NYC based artists. Through a mix of playful keys, lightly dexterous guitar progressions, and accordantly energetic percussion, the perfect platform for the magnetically quaint vocals was constructed.

You can check out Futurist’s sweetly serene latest single All I Ever Wanted by heading over to SoundCloud. Your soul will get quite the stroke if you take a chance on this endearingly mesmeric soundscape.
Amelia Vandergast

Futurist introduces brand new single, “Bad Air, Still Water.”

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In spite of the band’s moniker, Futurist’s music actually holds strong ties with the sounds of the past. From 90s alternative rock, to psychedelic rock, indie music and avant-garde, anything goes! The group’s sound has often been compared to the work of seminal acts like Spoon, Radiohead, or The Flaming Lips, yet Futurist managed to scope out its own identity.

Based in Brooklyn, NYC, the band is at the forefront of a burgeoning psychedelic rock scene, and they’re often performing live in anticipation of their upcoming debut album, “Omens,” which will be released on September 27th, 2019. Prior to the album’s release, the band also shared a single named “Bad Air, Still Water.” The song is a great example of what the group can expect from their upcoming full-length release. The track has a unique sound, which combines memorable melodies with organic textures and a lot of depth. Their sound feels balanced and distinctive, with a deeper lyrical concept fueling the band’s vision. The song’s lyrics touch on existential themes, often giving the audience profound content to connect with. What are the consequences of our actions? Who are we? Are we really in control?

Find out more about Futurist, and don’t miss out on “Bad Air, Still Water.”