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Sunlit Youth by Local Natives (CD, 2016)

InnerSleeve Music (720118)

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Things are looking up on their follow-up, Sunlit Youth. The slinkier "Coins" incorporates funk and R&B-styled vocals while remaining in the realm of danceable synth pop. Taking a different sort of excursion, the more yearning "Everything All at Once" has a piano intro, then horn voices, eventual strings, and drums that fade in on cue and continue to play with dynamics.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelLoma Vista, Lmvt

UPC0888072382206

eBay Product ID (ePID)19046048168

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2016

GenreRock

ArtistLocal Natives

Release TitleSunlit Youth

Dimensions

Item Height0.59 in

Item Weight0.27 lb

Item Length5.50 in

Item Width5.05 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Villainy 1.2 Past Lives 1.3 Dark Days 1.4 Fountain of Youth 1.5 Masters 1.6 Jellyfish 1.7 Coins 1.8 Mother Emanuel 1.9 Ellie Alice 1.10 Psycho Lovers 1.11 Everything All at Once 1.12 Sea of Years

Notes2016 release, the third album from L.A.-based alt-rock band Local Natives. 'Holdouts from the '00s indie rock movement have struggled to assimilate into the landscape we live in now. But not Local Natives.' The kick-start album-opener "Villainy" signifies the band's unbridled new energy and huge ambitions. It feels like a nice wrapping-up of this trilogy of who they are: these Southern California kids who grew up feeling like the world was this endless possibility. Looking back upon their own youths yet constantly moving forward to the future, Local Natives have embraced their evolution and made what could be seen as the most Local Natives-sounding album of their young careers.