Here In the Deadlights was recorded and produced by Kevin McMahon (Titus Andronicus, Real Estate) at Marcata Recording in upstate New York, and its themes revolve around the difficult time that unfolded for band leader John Fanning after a life-upending split from his longtime partner and best friend of 14 years, which was followed by the heavy lifting of rebuilding after the collapse… hence the lapse between albums. For example, on title track “Hello Clouds,” Justin mixes the ethereal vocals of rising star FEMME with sub-rattling lows and a chorus of singing 303s. And Justin delivers with a set of obsessively crafted tunes for clubs and headphones alike. Are we deep beneath the ocean’s surface, or squinting at bright sunlight while 30,000 feet in the air? It ultimately doesn’t matter – we just need to hear more. One of the label’s most beloved characters, Martin lets his effervescent personality shine through on these 13 tracks – along with an unexpected range of emotions.įrom the first strings of album opener “Dive In”, Justin effortlessly establishes an otherworldly mood. Building on the formidable foundation he established with 2012’s Ghettos & Gardens, Justin invites listeners on a high-flying journey through a rich musical landscape.
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Justin Martin looks to the skies on Hello Clouds, his second full length album on Dirtybird. The deeply personal album has been hailed by critics as Stefani’s strongest work to date. Working with collaborators Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels, Greg Kurstin, JR Rotem, and Stargate, among others, Stefani wrote or co-wrote all of the songs on This Is What The Truth Feels Like.
The album’s first single, the synth-pop ballad “Used To Love You,” has been certified gold, while its video has racked up more than 14 million YouTube views. This Is What the Truth Feels Like - the new album from three-time GRAMMY Award-winning superstar Gwen Stefani - has debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200 Album chart, bowing with 84,000 album equivalent units.
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