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CHAI WINK (CD) Album
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Edition
- Album
- EAN
- 0098787142020
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- Deutschland
- Title
- WINK
- No Of Discs
- 1
- Release Date
- 05/21/2021
- Style
- J-pop
- MPN
- SP1420CD
- UPC
- 0098787142020
About this product
Product Identifiers
Record Label
Sub Pop, Sub
UPC
0098787142020
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17048601044
Product Key Features
Format
CD
Release Year
2021
Genre
Rock
Artist
Chai
Release Title
Wink
Dimensions
Item Height
0.19 in
Item Weight
0.08 lb
Item Length
5.25 in
Item Width
5.05 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs
1
Number of Tracks
12
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Tracks
1.1 Donuts Mind If I Do 1.2 Maybe Chocolate Chips (Feat. Ric Wilson) 1.3 Action 1.4 End 1.5 Ping Pong! (Feat. Ymck) 1.6 Nobody Knows We Are Fun 1.7 It's Vitamin C 1.8 In Pink (Feat. MNDSGN) 1.9 Karaage 1.10 Miracle 1.11 Wish Upon a Star 1.12 Salty
Notes
Since breaking out in 2018, Chai have been associated with explosive joy. At their live shows, the Japanese four-piece of identical twins MANA (lead vocals and keys) and KANA (guitar), drummer YUNA, and bassist-lyricist YUUKI have become known for buoyant displays of eclectic and clever songwriting, impressive musicianship, matching outfits, delightful choreography, and sheer relief. At the core of their music, Chai have upheld a stated mission to deconstruct the standards of beauty and cuteness that can be so oppressive in Japan. Following the release of 2019's second album PUNK, Chai's adventures took them around the world, to music festivals like Primavera Sound and Pitchfork Music Festival, and touring with indie-rock mainstays like Whitney and Mac DeMarco. Like all musicians, Chai spent 2020 forced to rethink the fabric of their work and lives. But Chai took this as an opportunity to shake up their process and bring their music somewhere thrillingly new. Having previously used their maximalist recordings to capture the exuberance of their live shows, with the audiences' reactions in mind, Chai instead focused on crafting the slightly-subtler and more introspective kinds of songs they enjoy listening to at home-where, for the first time, they recorded all of the music. Amidst the global shutdown, Chai worked on Garageband and traded their song ideas-which they had more time than ever to consider-over Zoom and phone calls, turning their limitations into a strength. Their third full-length and first for Sub Pop, WINK contains Chai's mellowest and most minimal music, and also their most affecting and exciting songwriting by far. While the band leaned into a more personal sound, WINK is also the first Chai album to feature contributions from outside producers (Mndsgn, YMCK) as well as a feature from the Chicago rapper-singer Ric Wilson. Chai draw R&B and hip-hop into their mix (Mac Miller, the Internet, and Brockhampton were on their minds) of dance-punk and pop-rock, all while remaining undeniably Chai. Whether in relation to this newfound sense of openness or their at-home ways of composing, the theme of WINK is to challenge yourself. WINK is a fitting title then: a subtle but bold gesture. A wink is an unselfconscious act of conviction, or as Chai puts it: "A person who winks is a person with a pure heart, who lives with flexibility, who does what they want. A person who winks is a person who is free." YUUKI noted that "With this album, we're winking at you. We're living freely and we hope that when you listen, you can wink and live freely, too." Chai came to see the album-with it's home-y feel-as a collection where each song is like a new friend, something comforting to rely on and reach out to, as the album was for them throughout 2020. This impulse towards connection is in WINK's title, too. After the "i" of their debut album PINK and the "u" of PUNK-which represented the band's act of introducing themselves, and then of centering their audiences-they have come full circle with the "we" of WINK. It signals Chai's relationship with the outside world, an embrace of profound togetherness. Through music, as Chai said, "we are all coming together." In that act of opening themselves up, Chai grew into their best work: "This album showed us, we're ready to do more."
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- a***c (79)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseItem is great condition. Fast and fair shipping. Thank you!!
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