Charly Bliss’s “Forever” Album Download ZIP & MP3 Free Files
Charly Bliss has announced their first new album in five years, titled “Forever”. It is the follow-up to 2019’s “Young Enough” and is set to be released on August 16 via Lucky Number. The power-pop band has released its lead single, “Nineteen,” along with a music video directed by Henry Kaplan. The video captures the band participating in a cross-country race in various ways.
When discussing the new single, singer Eva Hendricks said, “I’ll always be fascinated by love and relationships that don’t quite work and bring tsunamis of heartbreak.” She further added, “The further away I am from it, the kind of love that bashes you against the rocks just as often as it carries you over waves of manic joy, the easier it is to see the full scope of it. First love is crazy.”
“Forever” is the third full-length LP of Charly Bliss’ career. The album was produced by Hippo Campus’ Jake Luppen and Samia’s Caleb Wright, and was created with a simple directive in mind: “It has to be fun.” The band’s last records, sophomore album “Young Enough” and the “Supermoon” EP, both came out in 2019.
Last year, Charly Bliss released the standalone singles “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore” and “I Need a New Boyfriend,” neither of which appear on “Forever”. They also recorded the holiday single “It’s Christmas and I Fucking Miss You” with PUP in 2020.
Tracklist:
- Tragic
- Calling You Out
- Back There Now
- Nineteen
- In Your Bed
- I’m Not Dead
- How Do You Do It
- I Don’t Know Anything
- Here Comes the Darkness
- Waiting for You
- Easy to Love You
- Last First Kiss
About Artist:
The Brooklyn, New York-based American power pop group Charly Bliss was founded in 2011. The siblings Eva (lead vocals, guitar) and Sam (drums) Hendricks, lead guitarist Spencer Fox, and bassist Dan Shure make up the band’s lineup. The group has so far put out two studio albums: Young Enough (2019) and Guppy (2017).
One way to define Charly Bliss’s music is as “bubblegrunge,” a combination of grunge and bubblegum pop. The band Guppy, according to Pitchfork, “hone in on[sic] an era from about 20 years ago, when seemingly every other band came blissed out, drenched in sun, and outfitted for a spot on the 10 Things I Hate About You or Jawbreaker soundtrack next to Veruca Salt.”
