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ATMOSPHERE – FAMILY SIGN (10TH ANNIVERSARY WITH 7") - LP •

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ATMOSPHERE – FAMILY SIGN (10TH ANNIVERSARY WITH 7") - LP •UPC: 826257013040 Label: RHYMESAYERS Format: LP Release Date: October 22, 2021 In stock items ship within 48 hours 1. My Key 2. The Last to Say 3. Became 4. Just For Show 5. She's Enough 6. Bad Bad Daddy 7. Millenium Dodo 8. Millenium Dodo 2 9. Cut You Down 10. Who I'll Never Be 11. I Don't Need Brighter Days 12. Ain't Nobody 13. Your Name Here 14. If You Can Save Me Now 15. Something So 16. My Notes 17. LP3: By Your Side 18. Bar MORE INFO: Atmosphere

UPC: 826257013040
Label: RHYMESAYERS
Format: LP
Release Date: October 22, 2021
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1. My Key
2. The Last to Say
3. Became
4. Just For Show
5. She's Enough
6. Bad Bad Daddy
7. Millenium Dodo
8. Millenium Dodo 2
9. Cut You Down
10. Who I'll Never Be
11. I Don't Need Brighter Days
12. Ain't Nobody
13. Your Name Here
14. If You Can Save Me Now
15. Something So
16. My Notes
17. LP3: By Your Side
18. Bar


 

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Atmosphere have distinguished themselves from their peers by creating albums encompassing the entire spectrum of human emotion while tethering each piece to a central aural aesthetic.The Family Sign took this philosophy to new realms of solidarity with Slug metaphorically touching on themes of fatherhood, loss, love, disappointment and jubilation, and tailoring them to an instrumental framework that draws emotion out of the listener, skillfully composed by producerAnt.The Family Sign was evidence that hip-hop wields the ultimate potential to address and convey life’s virtues and shortcomings.

Following their acclaimed 2008 release, When Life Gives You Lemons,You Paint That Shit Gold, the subsequent decision to add live guitar and keys into their recording process gaveThe Family Signa warmer, bluesier feel. The resulting humanity they brought out of these songs created some of the most powerful moments Atmosphere had ever putto record. The weeping guitars and twinkling piano keys on “The Last To Say” amplify Slug’s pleas for the song’s protagonist—a victim of domestic abuse—to leave their abusive relationship, while on “Something So”, the light guitars and delicate but precise drums paint the vivid image of anew dawn breaking as Slug recounts the final moments of expectant fatherhood before his child was born, and passionately contextualizes the journey of life.The Family Sign ventured further inward, becomingAtmosphere’s most personal and intimate album to that point, engaging their fans like never before. It isn’t all tear-jerkers though, as more upbeat songs like “She’s Enough”, “Ain’t Nobody”, and “My Notes” beckon you to bop along and deliver enough optimism to brighten any day.

Finally, repackaged and repressed on 2xLP vinyl, just in time for its10th anniversary, the album features two bonus tracks, “Millenium Dodo 2” and “Cut You Down”, not available on the original version, plus an exclusive 7-inch vinyl inside, featuring two additional tracks from the same recording sessions, “By Your Side” and “Bar Food”.

 

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