Among others: Stuart Price
Koz could be a good choice. He produced Physical, Levitating, Love Again and Boys will be Boys for Future Nostalgia.
What would you think a future PSB's album should sound like in order to reinvent themselves?
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Koz could be a good choice. He produced Physical, Levitating, Love Again and Boys will be Boys for Future Nostalgia.
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Didn’t know SP produced Physical! That’s an absolute banger that track!
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He didn't. Price produced Cool, Levitating, Hallucinate and Love again.tottenhammattspurs wrote: ↑Mon 28 Sep 2020, 9:32 amDidn’t know SP produced Physical! That’s an absolute banger that track!
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Re: What would you think a future PSB's album should sound like in order to reinvent themselves?
I think Electric was a great album and reinvention and rest of trilogy ended up having diminishing returns, though there was a lot of variety and some sounds they never attempted before, but is there ever escaping the PSB template sound, no matter the producer?!
I think one of the most exciting pop records released this year was Jessie Ware's What's your pleasure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS_o7XpnEqA[/YouTube]
Take this single, it could totally be a PSB song?! but there are so many other top notch tunes, which sound so modern and fresh.
It would be cool if they worked with someone like MNEK etc
I think one of the most exciting pop records released this year was Jessie Ware's What's your pleasure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS_o7XpnEqA[/YouTube]
Take this single, it could totally be a PSB song?! but there are so many other top notch tunes, which sound so modern and fresh.
It would be cool if they worked with someone like MNEK etc
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Greetings,
I'd rather them make music that excites them, rather than "reinvent" themselves by emulating others.
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Eh, Goldfrapp were doing that over a decade ago.
I'd rather them make music that excites them, rather than "reinvent" themselves by emulating others.
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Well... I guess Debussy was the first to call this!Debussy wrote: ↑Mon 29 Jun 2020, 2:10 pm James Ford has produced Jessie Ware's new album 'What's Your Pleasure?'. A sublime pop album that nods to many artists and references, yet sounds contemporary.
He has beautifully combined electronics with elegant orchestration and production, not a million miles from PSB. Listen to 'The Kill', the intro could be a PSB song.
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I’m telling you, the Boys read this forum!
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I like the album to be something nice to listen to and revisit with brilliant lyrics and music, just like they’ve done from day one
I couldn’t give a f*** who the producer is
I couldn’t give a f*** who the producer is
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Re: What would you think a future PSB's album should sound like in order to reinvent themselves?
I heard some songs of jessie ware and others given here and it's really good, however i expect more from the boys.
Burning the heather blew my mind with its atmosphere, deep neil voice, and odd lyrics. When they hired Andrew Dawson, i thought there would be more "rap" elements and they did a new behaviour (kind of).
Maybe they could do a metal album someday, i'm sure it could work but i think Neil don't like this.
Indeed at this point it doesn't matter if they reinvent themselves or not, as long as they keep creating beautiful tracks.
Burning the heather blew my mind with its atmosphere, deep neil voice, and odd lyrics. When they hired Andrew Dawson, i thought there would be more "rap" elements and they did a new behaviour (kind of).
Maybe they could do a metal album someday, i'm sure it could work but i think Neil don't like this.
Indeed at this point it doesn't matter if they reinvent themselves or not, as long as they keep creating beautiful tracks.
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