Including production from Pharrell Williams, Begin faired well with critics, although many felt that the albumвЂ™s sound was inconsistent.

Childish Gambino)', 'Wonder Woman (produced by Pharrelle Williams) and 'Impossible'. Other noticeable tracks are 'Jump Hi (Feat. Produced by Mark Ralph, Where Do We Go is a fun, disco-inspired tune. After a deserved growth in their profile and four years after Treat Me Like Fire, LION BABEвЂ™s eagerly awaited debut album Begin dropped on February 5th 2016. News Added Following their debut self-titled EP, innovative NYC duo Lion Babe are back with new music from their upcoming album Begin. Stream BeginВ by Lion Babe on Spotify below or Apple Music. Goodman reveals in our interview of the gap. I donвЂ™t think weвЂ™ll ever allow ourselves to be put in one box.вЂќ It really sums up our journey as the starting ground of Lion Babe and hints at where we could go next. There was a lot of self-discovery involved and at this point, weвЂ™re really happy with it.

We made a lot of music that we havenвЂ™t used this time, just to get a sense of what we really liked and where we wanted to go. SpeakingВ on the process of creating Begin,В Goodman said, вЂњWe definitely took our time with it. Our inspiration to evolve in the way we have has come from him.вЂќ When someone like that is giving you advice, you damn well listen donвЂ™t forget what they say! Pharrell really gave us the confidence to this. вЂњAt the time we were creating all sorts of things and he advised us to take a moment and think about what we were doing and the future. вЂњPharrell was a great person to talk to particularly as it was at search an early stage of Lion Babe,вЂќ Hervey told Official Charts Company. Since itвЂ™s their first project, they chose to work with the some heavyweightВ producers includingВ their mentor Pharrell Williams and Dave Sitek, to name a few. It's the perfect choice for a single and could do well on the charts with the right amount of promotion - it's less 'out there' than the songs that come before and after it but it's a real toe tapper and just another example of how LION BABE are unafraid to dip into various waters.With only one feature from Childish Gambino, itвЂ™s obviousВ that they want the focus to be only on their music this time around.

'Where Do We Go' is a gorgeous little gem with sparks of influence of glamour pop and disco of the past. Her tone is forever changing, weaving its way through Lucas' mesmerising and hypnotic production - perfect examples of this come in 'Stressed OUT!' Their aforementioned experimentation with their sound is a delight for the ears, with Jillian sounding ethereal and otherworldly at times. The chemistry between singer/songwriter Jillian Hervey and instrumentalist/producer Lucas Goodman is clearly thick - the pair build upon their incredible fluidity with collaborations throughout the LP with the likes of Pharrell Williams, Andrew Wyatt, Al Shux and a major standout with Childish Gambino on second track 'Jump Hi'. For those who are more comfortable with the usual material they'll hear on the radio, this may not be the record for them, but for the more adventurous listener who's willing to expand on their musical horizons, 'Begin' is a welcome 48-minute journey. Coining the term 'futuristic nostalgia' to describe their sound, they incorporated chopped-up samples, organic instruments, and atmospheric electronics on early singles as well as their 2016 debut full-length Begin. Their style is unconventional, pushing the boundaries on their sound and refusing to stay constricted to one genre. Made up of vocalist Jillian Hervey and producer Lucas Goodman, New York-based duo Lion Babe craft a unique version of spacy, evocative R&B. I think the best way to describe this duo would be 'like Marmite'.

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