Yacht - I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler FLAC

Yacht Downtown Dance Pop 2015

Genre:	Electronic / Pop
Performer:	Yacht
Title:	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler
Style:	Dance-pop
Date of release:	16 Oct 2015
Label:	Downtown
Catalog Number:	DWT70414
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1732 mb
MP3 album size:	2340 mb

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Tracklist

1	Matter Programmed By – Jeffrey BrodskyVocals – Esme Lee	3:58
2	War On Women Arranged By – Jherek BischoffStrings – Aniela Marie Perry	3:14
3	L. A. Plays Itself Programmed By – Q	3:23
4	I Wanna Fuck You Till I'm Dead Written By – Family Fodder	3:27
5	Don't Be Rude Keyboards – Jesse Novak	4:19
6	The Entertainment Programmed By – Jeffrey Brodsky	5:07
7	Ringtone Programmed By – Jeffrey Brodsky	4:12
8	Miles & Miles Vocals – Maiya Sykes	8:21
9	White Mirror Programmed By – Q	3:13
10	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler Arranged By – Jherek BischoffCo-producer – Justin Meldal-JohnsenStrings – Aniela Marie Perry	3:27
11	Hologram Bass – Jeffrey BrodskyProgrammed By – Jeffrey Brodsky	3:44

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Yacht	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Downtown	none	UK	2015
DWT70415	Yacht	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler ‎(LP, Album, TP)	Downtown	DWT70415	US	2015
DWT70415	Yacht	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler ‎(File, FLAC, Album)	Downtown	DWT70415	US	2015
DWT70415	Yacht	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler ‎(2xLP, Album)	Downtown	DWT70415	US	2015
DWT70415	Yacht	I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler ‎(2xLP, Album, Whi)	Downtown	DWT70415	US	2015

Credits

Bass – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Drums – Jona Bechtolt
Engineer – Carlos De La Garza, Eric Stenman, Jacknife Lee, James Musshorn, Matt Bishop , Mike Schuppan
Guitar – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Keyboards – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Lead Vocals – Claire L. Evans
Mastered By – Dave Kutch
Mixed By – Q
Percussion – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Producer – Jacknife Lee (tracks: 6,7,10,11), Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Programmed By – Claire L. Evans, Jona Bechtolt
Strings – Andrew Tholl (tracks: 5,10), Madeline Falcone (tracks: 5,10)
Synthesizer – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Vocals – Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter
Written By – Claire L. Evans, Jona Bechtolt, Rob Kieswetter

Notes

Manufactured and Distributed in the United States by RED Distribution, LLC.

Objective Overseer and Structural Mechanics - Jacknife Lee
File Management - Jona Bechtolt

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Barcodes

Barcode (Scanned): 878037028300
Barcode (Printed): 878037028300

Video

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Yacht's synth-pop on I THOUGHT THE FUTURE WOULD BE COOLER seemingly hits the right notes: some hipster cool, quasi-meaningful lyrics, catchy melodies. So why doesn't the album as a whole resonate? Well, their promotional hoax didn't help (though they subsequently apologized for it). I mean, there are clever moments, like the verbal reflections on "White Mirror," the odd electronic flourishes on "Matter," or the old school vibe of "Ringtone," but there's also a calculation disguised as spontaneity that makes things sound disingenuous. The grooviness of "L.A. Plays Itself" feels too robotic to encourage a get-down, and "War on Women" should be much more trenchant. It's still enjoyable, but I thought this album would be cooler.