Los Yesterdays, Frozen In Time

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PRE ORDER => 2024 10 04
1LP - NOW-AGAIN RECORDS
2024

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Statut: PRE ORDER
Genre: LATIN, SOUL / R&B / GOSPEL
Format: 1 LP
Date de parution: 2024
Label: NOW-AGAIN RECORDS

TRACKLIST 


A1. Nobody’s Clown


A2. Frozen In Time


A3. Something Happened 


A4. I Can’t Feel


A5. Brown Boy


B1. Last Request


B2. I Want You To Stay 


B3. But You Did


B4. Name On Me


B5. Love Is A Game For Fools






DESCRIPTION


Debut album from Los Angeles duo Los Yesterdays - Sweet Soul music meets Mexican Folklorico




Los Yesterdays are a Chicano soul band from Los Angeles based around the creative collabora- tion between Gabriel Rowland and Victor Benavides. They began working together when Row- land - a drummer by trade, then creaky and exhausted from waking up at dawn to work con- struction - decided to channel those struggles into song. He contacted Benavides, a former bandmate of Rowland’s deceased brother, to record the soul ballads that Southland Chicanos call “oldies.”


Los Yesterdays filter love-struck R&B crooning through guitar-strumming Mexican balladeering; the result is something that sounds like the Los Angeles of yesterday and today - the indelible, immovable Los Angeles of cruising Whittier Boulevard, of cold drinks on the porch on blazing summer nights, of watching a blue-orange toxic sunset and wondering if they are thinking about you. Los Angeles changes; Los Angeles stays the same. Los Yesterdays have changed, out- grown their childhood barrios and the bands of their early 20s and their private garage hermitude; Los Yesterdays are Frozen In Time.






"Sweet soul music - also known as lowrider oldies on the West Coast, rolas and souldies - are typically early 60s-style tunes that emphasize vocal harmonies. Most songs are slow-to-midtempo, many are ballads, and the sub-genre is generally stripped down compared to the highly produced Motown hits of the time....there is a generations-long appreciation for sweet soul music among California’s Latino communities. Eastern


Los Angeles teens.... helped foster a love of sweet soul in the early 60s by covering soulful ballads by artists like James Brown... Those sounds....were kept alive by record collectors and people


who spent evenings cruising along East Los boulevards." - BILLBOARD