Beck – “Disappearing Act”
Beck is back in his downbeat acoustic zone. Next month, the gen-X icon will release Ride Lonesome , his first album in nearly seven years. Beck produced the album himself, and he enlisted the help of the same musicians who backed him up on his previous old-school singer-songwriter joints Mutations , Sea Change , and Morning Phase — Smokey Hormel, Joey Waronker, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Roger Joseph…
Beck's return to his downbeat acoustic zone is evident with the release of his latest album, Ride Lonesome, his first in nearly seven years. The album showcases Beck's signature sound, produced by himself and featuring collaborations with the same musicians who backed him on his previous singer-songwriter projects, including Smokey Hormel, Joey Waronker, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Roger Joseph Manning Jr., and Jason Falkner.
Nigel Godrich mixed the album, adding his unique touch. Two new singles, the title track "Ride Lonesome" and "In The Night," have already been shared, now accompanied by a third track, "Disappearing Act." This lush and relaxing song boasts celestial harmonies and prominent string arrangements, making it an enjoyable addition to Beck's discography.
Fans can expect more delightful music from the gen-X icon as he effortlessly returns to his familiar style.
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