RELEASE INFORMATION for:

artist........ | Local Natives
title......... | Violet Street
label......... | Loma Vista Recordings
genre......... | Rock
rip date...... | 2019-04-25
retail date... | 2019-04-26
runtime....... | 40:25
tracks........ | 10
size.......... | 94.91MB
quality....... | 320kbps 44.1kHz
codec......... | MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
encoder....... | LAME

· ·< t r a c k . l i s t >· ·

01 > Vogue                                                     < 02:48
02 > When Am I Gonna Lose You                                  < 04:24
03 > Cafe Amarillo                                             < 04:23
04 > Munich II                                                 < 00:46
05 > Megaton Mile                                              < 04:26
06 > Someday Now                                               < 05:05
07 > Shy                                                       < 04:31
08 > Garden Of Elysian                                         < 04:36
09 > Gulf Shores                                               < 05:00
10 > Tap Dancer                                                < 04:26

· ·< RELEASE NOTES >· ·

In 2010, Local Natives galvanized a musical scene in Southern
California, crafting a sound that they loved, and that others flocked
to in turn, with the breakout success of their debut album, Gorilla
Manor. The five-piece from Los Angeles featuring Taylor Rice, Kelcey
Ayer, Ryan Hahn, Nik Ewing, and Matt Frazier have since created a
series of different cathartic chapters informed by their constantly
changing surroundings. The band's second album, 2013's brooding and
lovely Hummingbird, was born out of a period of darkness, a time
spanning loss, grief and change. It's remembered fondly by its authors
as a beautiful and honest representation of who and where the band was
at the time. After a multi-year tour that required the group to relive
the dark introspection night after night within the explosive
enthusiasm of their stage show, Local Natives were ready to transition
into their next phase and to begin writing a new record with an
entirely fresh perspective for their third album and grandest
statement yet: Sunlit Youth.

· ·< GREETINGS >· ·

Shout out to all of thsoe who keep the dream of the scene alive.

Special thanks to those who have paved the way and parted.

We miss you!

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