Green-House's New Album 'Hinterlands' Brings a Fresh Sound to the Music Scene
The Los Angeles-based duo, Green-House, is set to release their highly anticipated album, 'Hinterlands', on March 20th. This marks a significant shift for the group, as they leave their previous label, Leaving, and join Ghostly for the follow-up to their acclaimed album, 'A Host for All Kinds of Life'.
The album's lead single, 'Farewell, Little Island', is a captivating track that delves into the idea of legitimizing emotions within music. According to Olive Ardizoni, one of the duo's members, the song takes its name from an old animated short by Sándor Reisenbüchler, which depicts a village overwhelmed by modern technology. The track aims to bring a sense of happiness and joy to the forefront of the music scene, which is often overlooked in art.
'Hinterlands' is an album that explores the idea of legitimizing certain emotions within music that are often taken for granted. It's a bold statement from the duo, who are known for their unique sound and innovative approach to music production. With this new album, Green-House is set to make a lasting impact on the music industry and prove that there's still room for creativity and emotion in today's music scene.
Jazz Monroe, a renowned music and culture writer based in London, has praised the album, highlighting its fresh sound and unique approach to music production. Monroe's work has appeared in several publications, including The Guardian and The Independent, making him a trusted voice in the music industry. With 'Hinterlands', Green-House is sure to capture the attention of music lovers and critics alike, offering a much-needed breath of fresh air in the music scene.
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