Juan Wauters: Real Life Situations (Limited Edition) (Transparent Ruby Vinyl)
Real Life Situations (Limited Edition) (Transparent Ruby Vinyl)
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- Label: Captured Tracks
- Erscheinungstermin: 14.5.2021
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Allen, die dieses Jahr nicht in den Urlaub fahren können, sei hiermit der neue Longplayer von Juan Wauters ans Herz gelegt.
Der uruguayische Songwriter entwirft auf seinem kollaborativen Album »Real Life Situations« einen bisher noch nicht so oft gehörten Klang New Yorks, der aktuellen Wahlheimat des Weltenbummlers.
»Real Life Situations« klingt wie ein erfrischender Streifzug durch die Millionenmetropole und fängt mit seiner authentischen Mischung aus Folklore und Indie-Rock den Sound von Einwanderern und POCs ein, die der Stadt ihr vielgerühmtes Leben einhauchen.
Juan Wauters' fifth solo album, Real Life Situations, is a multifaceted ode to surrendering control and taking life as it comes. References to radio abound on its 21 tracks, and with good reason - the album spans genres, narrators, languages, and perspectives with the ease of spinning a rotary knob. Mining older songs, phone notes, new material, and snippets from TV and YouTube, Wauters has crafted an aural document of the year through his eyes.
Despite the circumstances of its creation, Real Life Situations is not a quarantine record. In many ways it's the opposite of one, taking togetherness as both its subject and its primary medium. Pre-lockdown collaborations with Mac DeMarco, Peter Sagar (AKA Homeshake), Nick Hakim, Cola Boyy, El David Aguilar, and more playfully offset Wauters' more pensive solo tracks, and even in its sparest moments the album pulses with life. This is due in part to an impressive array of interludes and samples, most of which are field recordings that Wauters collects on his phone, ranging from the innocuous ("A Peter Pan Donuts Conversation") to the intense ("Crack Dabbling"). Under his care, these small moments become coordinates for the peaks and valleys of human experience, coloring the album with Wauters' unique shade of realism.
"Some people think I'm an optimist", he explains, "but I'm not. I'm always seeing all sides of things." Of course, Wauters himself never disappears in the boisterous crowd - he lends his chameleonic songwriting to experiments in hip-hop ("Unity"), lo-fi R&B ("Monsoon"), and deft indie folk ("Lion Dome").
Themes of loneliness, personal growth, patience, and companionship arise again and again; we can feel Wauters navigating a rapidly-changing world in real time. Jubilant choruses and spoken word poetry bleed into city noises and overheard conversations. Real freedom, the album suggests, comes not from gaining control, but from accepting its artifice. Like the programming on a radio station, there's something here for everyone. All you have to do is listen.
Der uruguayische Songwriter entwirft auf seinem kollaborativen Album »Real Life Situations« einen bisher noch nicht so oft gehörten Klang New Yorks, der aktuellen Wahlheimat des Weltenbummlers.
»Real Life Situations« klingt wie ein erfrischender Streifzug durch die Millionenmetropole und fängt mit seiner authentischen Mischung aus Folklore und Indie-Rock den Sound von Einwanderern und POCs ein, die der Stadt ihr vielgerühmtes Leben einhauchen.
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Juan Wauters' fifth solo album, Real Life Situations, is a multifaceted ode to surrendering control and taking life as it comes. References to radio abound on its 21 tracks, and with good reason - the album spans genres, narrators, languages, and perspectives with the ease of spinning a rotary knob. Mining older songs, phone notes, new material, and snippets from TV and YouTube, Wauters has crafted an aural document of the year through his eyes.
Despite the circumstances of its creation, Real Life Situations is not a quarantine record. In many ways it's the opposite of one, taking togetherness as both its subject and its primary medium. Pre-lockdown collaborations with Mac DeMarco, Peter Sagar (AKA Homeshake), Nick Hakim, Cola Boyy, El David Aguilar, and more playfully offset Wauters' more pensive solo tracks, and even in its sparest moments the album pulses with life. This is due in part to an impressive array of interludes and samples, most of which are field recordings that Wauters collects on his phone, ranging from the innocuous ("A Peter Pan Donuts Conversation") to the intense ("Crack Dabbling"). Under his care, these small moments become coordinates for the peaks and valleys of human experience, coloring the album with Wauters' unique shade of realism.
"Some people think I'm an optimist", he explains, "but I'm not. I'm always seeing all sides of things." Of course, Wauters himself never disappears in the boisterous crowd - he lends his chameleonic songwriting to experiments in hip-hop ("Unity"), lo-fi R&B ("Monsoon"), and deft indie folk ("Lion Dome").
Themes of loneliness, personal growth, patience, and companionship arise again and again; we can feel Wauters navigating a rapidly-changing world in real time. Jubilant choruses and spoken word poetry bleed into city noises and overheard conversations. Real freedom, the album suggests, comes not from gaining control, but from accepting its artifice. Like the programming on a radio station, there's something here for everyone. All you have to do is listen.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
LP
- 1 A Jpw Headspace 2020
- 2 Monsoon (With Homeshake)
- 3 Sentimiento Queens
- 4 Locura
- 5 Ventana
- 6 Presentation (With Nick Hakim & Benamin)
- 7 Unity (With Cola Boyy)
- 8 Real (With Mac Demarco)
- 9 Keep Cool
- 10 Carmina Pensá
- 11 A Peter Pan Donuts Conversation
- 12 Lion Dome (With Air Waves)
- 13 Jpw Talking
- 14 Acordes (With Tall Juan)
- 15 Bailando
- 16 Estás Escuchando (With El David Aguilar)
- 17 Crack Dabbling
- 18 A Jpw Theme Song
- 19 Yendo
- 20 Powder
- 21 Ny Weaz