EERA - Reflection of Youth Album

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Reflection of Youth. Reflection Of Youth. Ninja Tune Ltd от лица компании Big Dada Muserk Rights Management и другие авторские общества 6. Reflection of Youth by EERA, released 03 November 2017 1. Living 2. Beast 3. Christine 4. I Wanna Dance 5. Survived 6. 10 000 Voices 7. Watching You 8. Trust 9. Wise Man 10. Reflection of Youth EERA, the moniker of the Norwegian-born, London-based musician Anna Lena Bruland, will release her debut album Reflection Of Youth via Big Dada on 3rd November 2017. Reflection Of Youth - which was recorded in a studio on a working dairy farm deep in the wilds of West Wales as well as in the producers home studio in Cork, Ireland - is an album of visceral beauty and blistering honesty. Album 2017 10 Songs. Alternative 2017. Reflection of Youth, a playlist by EERA from desktop or your mobile device. Album release date: 3 November free to EERA Reflection of Youth Living, Beast and more. 10 tracks 38:21. Reflection of Youth, 2017. Living, 04:39. Beast, 04:05. About Reflection Of Youth. EERA said to Line Of Best Fit that it was a really odd experience to listen back to the record and realise what Id made. I was surprised by how different, how much more powerful it felt from the EP. Those songs sounded like I was quietly knocking on the door, trying to get in, whereas the album feels like Im stepping through it I think its important to be vulnerable, to not be afraid of showing emotion and be open about it with the people around you. We all face problems in our lives, so why not meet them head on Reflection Of Youth Q&A. It is a brave, candid and uncompromising record about finding purpose from confusion and strength in your weaknesses. EERA is the solo project of Norways Anna Lena Bruland, a former member of Faraos band, and a recent collaborator of Ghostpoets. Theres a brooding darkness encircling this debut set, thats part inspired by her heroes PJ Harvey, Portishead and Blonde Redhead, and part the consequence of her steadfast refusal to airbrush-out difficult feelings or extreme emotional responses. Combine that lyrical candour with an innate knack for fostering atmosphere via haunting vocals, sonorous guitars and icy synths, and you have a fascinating first outing that while not consistently gripping does displ