Dada Life has returned in full force with their first full-length album release since 2012’s The Rules of Dada. With this one, Our Nation, the duo offers up plenty of styles on the dance music spectrum with a Dada edge.
Tracks like “Higher Than The Sun,”mixed by Daft Punk collaborator Mick Guzauski, “Do It Till Your Face Hurts,” “Happiness” and the title track, “Our Nation,” all offer uplifting and infectious, feel-good energy. Meanwhile, “Sunday F**k You Too” definitely stands on its own, rocking the more unapologetic side of the Dada Life mentality.
The raver in you will absolutely love “One Nation Under Lasers” and “We Want Your Soul,” as Dada Life brings in heavy electro. And you’ll find a variety of other bangers and danceable beats as you make your way through the 12-track album.
Their final statement, “Falling Backwards In Time” is another standout track that dances to its own rhythm. The ballad-esque song finishes of the album in a beautiful, but strong way.
In addition to the release, Dada Life just announced the first leg of their 2018 North American Our Nation club tour. It kicks off Friday, April 27 at Liquid in Madison, WI and makes stops in New York City, San Francisco, Toronto, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Denver, and more. Check out the full list of dates and get your tickets here.
Most importantly, just listen and enjoy the music. Let there be Dada!
Dada Life – Our Nation
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This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Dada Life’s ‘Our Nation’ Has Something For All Dance Music Lovers [LISTEN]
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