Artist: Foster The People
Title: In The Darkest of Nights, Let the Birds Sing
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Foster The People
Genre: Indie Folk, Indie Pop
Quality: FLAC 24bit-96kHz (m3u,scans)
Average Bitrate: 2824 kbps
Source: Digital Download
Total Time: 24:42
Total Size: 518.31 MB
Everything musical started early for Mark Foster, front man for the now-platinum-certified band, Foster The People. But more accurately and acutely, everything musical stated with simple, pure sonic vibrations. Before he’d even turned three-years-old, Foster’s parents found him with his ear pressed up against the family upright piano, pushing his index finger down one note at a time as he worked his way along the keys chromatically. A few months later, Foster performed his first recital. In fourth grade, he was working with the Cleveland Orchestra in the children’s choir, exposed to the inner-workings of professional musicians and high standards of performance. Today, all that experience (and much more) has paid off for Foster, whose group is set to release its latest EP, In the Darkest of Nights, Let the Birds Sing, on Friday.
The Grammy-nominated group’s forthcoming, six-song EP, which was recorded musician-by-musician during quarantine and is the first the group will put out independently, is eclectic, musically, but tied neatly, thematically. Everything on the album has to do with the concept of love and most of the songs are about the love between Foster and his wife. The two married a year ago.
01. Walk With a Big Stick (3:04)
02. Cadillac (3:50)
03. Lamb's Wool (4:36)
04. The Things We Do (4:12)
05. Under The Moon (4:39)
06. Your Heart is my Home (4:21)
