Colors Beck

• 1 Colors 04:22
• 2 Seventh Heaven 05:01
• 3 I'm So Free 04:08
• 4 Dear Life 03:44
• 5 No Distraction 04:32
• 6 Dreams (Colors Mix) 04:57
• 7 Wow 03:42
• 8 Up All Night 03:10
• 9 Square One 02:56
• 10 Fix Me 03:13
• Total Runtime 39:45

Info for Colors

Hailed in advance by Rolling Stone as a “euphoric blast of experimental pop”, Beck’s 13th album Colors has been confirmed for an October 13 release on Capitol Records/Universal Music Canada, the country’s leading music company. Possibly the most aptly titled work in Beck’s storied discography, Colors unfolds in an intoxicating rainbow of auditory tricks and treats, making it a summery smash for the fall season.

Colors is Beck’s first full length offering of new material since 2014’s Gold-certified Morning Phase took Album of the Year top honours at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards, as well as Best Rock Album and Best Engineered Album (Non-Classical) category. In addition to the newly unveiled “Dear Life”, Colors includes both Beck singles that preceded it: a new mix of the psych-dance summer jam “Dreams” that NPR hailed as “urgently contemporary and irresistibly vintage”, and the retro-futuristic earworm “Wow” that had Stereogum praising its “big, sweet incandescent hook” and plainly stating “It’s a great song!” while Esquire rejoiced “All hail the return of Party Beck”.

Colors was produced by Greg Kurstin and Beck, with the exception of “Wow” produced by Beck and Cole M.G.N., and “Fix Me” produced by Beck. The album was mixed by Serban Ghenea, except “Dreams” and “Up All Night,” which were mixed by Greg Kurstin and Beck.

Beck David Hansen
is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer, recognized for his experimental and genre-blending style. After gaining widespread recognition with his experimental, lo-fi single ‘Loser’ in 1993, Beck quickly climbed the charts and secured a major label contract with DGC Records. This breakthrough led to the release of his third album, ‘Mellow Gold,’ in 1994, alongside ‘Golden Feelings,’ ‘Stereopathetic Soulmanure,’ and ‘One Foot in the Grave’ that same year. Beck solidified his reputation for genre-blending innovation with the critically acclaimed album ‘Odelay’ in 1996, which produced hit singles such as ‘Where It’s At.’ His work also extended to film, contributing ‘Deadweight’ to the soundtrack of ‘A Life Less Ordinary’ in 1997.

Beck continued to demonstrate his versatility and innovative approach with subsequent releases. He released the country-influenced ‘Mutations’ in 1998, earning him the Best Alternative Music Performance award at the 42nd Grammy Awards in 2000. This was followed by the funk-infused ‘Midnite Vultures’ in 1999. A significant artistic evolution arrived with ‘Sea Change’ in 2002, a melancholic acoustic album that garnered widespread critical acclaim.

Most recently, Beck released ‘Odyssey’ in collaboration with Phoenix in 2023, continuing to push artistic boundaries and engage audiences with new material.

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