Folk songs between tradition and modernity - this is the approach The Lumineers already took on their self-titled debut four years ago. Now, in 2016, the trio presents "Cleopatra", their new, second album. Eleven new tracks are on it, which in contrast to the predecessor sound much more "plugged in". That means: Instead of acoustic guitar, drums and cello there are now also bigger arrangements and the piano in the foreground. Drums and cello sound much fuller. In addition, you can notice the experience that The Lumineers have gathered during their three-year tour through six continents. With this, Wesley Schultz, Neyla Pekarek and Jeremiah Fraites went into the studio in 2015, or rather initially into a small house in their home Denver, which they had rented especially for their demo recordings. The band provided a taste
Folk songs between tradition and modernity – this is the approach The Lumineers already took on their self-titled debut four years ago. Now, in 2016, the trio presents “Cleopatra”, their new, second album. Eleven new tracks are on it, which in contrast to the predecessor sound much more “plugged in”. That means: Instead of acoustic guitar, drums and cello there are now also bigger arrangements and the piano in the foreground. Drums and cello sound much fuller. In addition, you can notice the experience that The Lumineers have gathered during their three-year tour through six continents. With this, Wesley Schultz, Neyla Pekarek and Jeremiah Fraites went into the studio in 2015, or rather initially into a small house in their home Denver, which they had rented especially for their demo recordings. The band provided a taste
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