St. Lucia - Matter FLAC album

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Matter is the second studio album by New York-based act St. Lucia. It was released on January 29, 2016 via Columbia Records. Ross Clark – guitar, bass guitar. Patricia Beranek – keyboards, percussion, vocals. Dustin Kaufman – drums. Tim Vaughn – trombone. Johnathon Powell – trumpet. John Carlson – trumpet. John Natchez – saxophone, flute.

There are times during St. Lucia’s big, bright synth-pop debut that you might think that the ‘80s never ended. Channeling the old guard (Phil Collins, Van Halen, the Thompson Twins and Flock of Seagulls) alongside young contemporaries (fu. M83 and Passion Pit), Matter is the kind of album that manages to tap into the past while remaining firmly in the present-from the sleek, Prince-like funk of Home to the breast-beating Help Me Run Away, co-written with fu. s Jack Antonoff.

Matter' is the much anticipated follow-up to St. Lucia s breakthrough debut album, 'When The Night'. The new album is produced by Chris Zane (Passion Pit, The Walkmen), and is a departure for principal songwriter and bandleader Jean-Philip Grobler, who takes a more direct, essential approach. In his words, "If the last album sounded like the tropics, this album is the desert.

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Brooklyn’s St. Lucia specialize in synth-pop anthems so effortlessly danceable it’s hard to imagine frontman Jean-Philip Grobler struggling with his inner demons to write them, but that’s exactly what happened when it came time to craft their sophomore album, Matter, which is due out January 29 via Columbia. First, he hesitated to leave his home borough to work with other producers and musicians in California, where he wrote the bulk of the LP last January. Up until that point, I’d kind of been against that idea, he tells SPIN over the phone, laughing. How everybody’s going out to .

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