Chanel Beads: Your Day Will Come (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP
"At once a hazy relic and a digital snapshot of the human experience, Your Day Will Come is the debut album from Chanel Beads, arriving April 19 via Jagjaguwar. The remarkable project announces the arrival of New York-based musician Shane Lavers as a new force in experimental music, capturing the many contradictions of modern existence and the strange infiniteness of the digital world. Throughout, Lavers weaves in contributions from his live bandmates, singer-songwriter Maya McGrory (Colle) and experimental instrumentalist Zachary Paul, who offer their own layers of feeling. As McGrory offers a more full-bodied tone and Lavers often sings with his higher-pitched head voice, the two collaborators meet in the middle; it's an intermingling of identities or a subconscious pining for androgyny. These days, Chanel Beads live shows see all three performers weaving together in absolute catharsis. This catharsis is pushed to its peak on 'Idea June,' which sees McGrory taking over lead vocals to project Lavers' lyrics. As McGrory sings, 'The waves wash onto my shore,' in a voice that's both earnest and digitally processed, it's as though she's speaking as a separate embodiment of Lavers. Similar to the off-kilter structure of 'Police Scanner,' these songs are strangely affecting in their unfinished and liminal forms. Lavers, who is drawn to poor MP3 rips and transitional moments in DJ mixes, knows that these inexact musical artifacts evoke human imperfection." - Jagjaguwar
- red colored vinyl
- gatefold sleeve
- limited edition
- music label: Jagjaguwar 2024
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"At once a hazy relic and a digital snapshot of the human experience, Your Day Will Come is the debut album from Chanel Beads, arriving April 19 via Jagjaguwar. The remarkable project announces the arrival of New York-based musician Shane Lavers as a new force in experimental music, capturing the many contradictions of modern existence and the strange infiniteness of the digital world. Throughout, Lavers weaves in contributions from his live bandmates, singer-songwriter Maya McGrory (Colle) and experimental instrumentalist Zachary Paul, who offer their own layers of feeling. As McGrory offers a more full-bodied tone and Lavers often sings with his higher-pitched head voice, the two collaborators meet in the middle; it's an intermingling of identities or a subconscious pining for androgyny. These days, Chanel Beads live shows see all three performers weaving together in absolute catharsis. This catharsis is pushed to its peak on 'Idea June,' which sees McGrory taking over lead vocals to project Lavers' lyrics. As McGrory sings, 'The waves wash onto my shore,' in a voice that's both earnest and digitally processed, it's as though she's speaking as a separate embodiment of Lavers. Similar to the off-kilter structure of 'Police Scanner,' these songs are strangely affecting in their unfinished and liminal forms. Lavers, who is drawn to poor MP3 rips and transitional moments in DJ mixes, knows that these inexact musical artifacts evoke human imperfection." - Jagjaguwar
- red colored vinyl
- gatefold sleeve
- limited edition
- music label: Jagjaguwar 2024
