After what seems like years of waiting (probably because it has been), the debut album from Aussie What So Not, Not All The Beautiful Things, has finally arrived. Along with singles “Beautiful,” “Be Ok Again,” and “Stuck In Orbit,” fans get another 9 new tracks, including long-awaited collaborations with Skrillex, Toto, and San Holo.
If you’ve been a fan of What So Not’s music up until this point, you’re probably going to fall in love with NATBT. Each track has its own unique flavor, like a box of chocolates – but like a box of chocolates, they also still share a common theme.
Getting right into the good bits, all of the collaborations you’ve been wanting to hear are well worth the wait. Finally having “GOH” with Skrillex is enough of a cathartic release on its own that we’d be happy with just that, but there’s so much more. The collaboration with Toto, “We Keep On Running,” is possibly our favorite on the whole album. The plucky transforms into distorted rock at the drop along with the powerful production, creating a deeply enjoyable track.
The San Holo collaboration, first played live at Something Wicked last year, clearly features San’s influence in the distorted and warbling synth work from the very beginning. It also once again features vocals from Daniel Johns who gives the track another layer to latch onto for listeners. The drop hits with power and doesn’t let up.
Last but not least we also have the Dyro collaboration “Bottom End,” which is without question the hardest song on the album.
Not All The Beautiful Things is officially out today – stream it below.
This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: What So Not Unleashes Debut Album Featuring Skrillex & Toto Collaborations
from News – Your EDM http://ift.tt/2FnMELq
SUBSCRIBE TO YOUREDM CHANNEL TODAY.
YOUR EDM provides the inside scoop on the EDM industry.
Subscribe and go DEEP inside the electronic scene.
SPONSORS
Sourced by actual house heads who have supported the EDM scene, music, culture, and vibe collectively for decades Always dedicated to showing love and support for the fellow artists, promoters, and supporters.
House Music is the soul survivor of a murdered disco dynasty. A dynasty that brought freedom of experession through dance and fashion. A definite anti-establishment media HIT job programmed and pushed thru corporate radio. - Jason Ring
ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon