Showing posts with label Track list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Track list. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 November 2015

Justin Bieber: using the internet.


So last night Justin Bieber took to social media website Instagram, and began posting photos of graffiti works revealing the track titles on his upcoming album, Purpose.

By taking advantage of this source in which he shares with 42 million users he was able to publish and advertise his upcoming album simply by posting photos.


From New York to London, Paris, Sydney and more, he tagged in to major cities worldwide to illustrate just how global he can be.





Friday, 23 October 2015

Band name!

So here as a group we discuss our finished band name, album title and track list.


Finished track list.

So we've finally finished our track list. Overall we have 9 tracks as well as 3 bonus tracks. 

Songs:

We fall (originally known as 'ready.')
Telling The Tale
Cara
Where We Come Home
Set In Stone
A Few Sweet Nothings
Victory
Core
Unseen
Our Island


Bonus tracks:

1634
At Our Best
Whiskey

 

    Example Track lists

    All of the examples below showcase the typical 'indie' track list. A mixture of single words and deep phrases. I would like to reproduce this theme in our own track list by including single worded songs such as 'Cara' as well as longer phrases such as 'Where we come home.' 
    I particular like Kodaline's artwork as the songs are framed over a twilight landscape shot prepping a musky and very indie feel to it. I would defiently want to frame a landscape shot as a background to the track list just because it conforms perfectly to the conventions of an indie album.


    Hozier - Hozier. 




    Kodaline - coming up for air.


    Mumford and sons - I will wait. 



    Years and years - communion.






    Track list (in pending.)

    So currently we are writing the track list. On the gaelic website where we found our band name, we also found many words and phrases that we thought would suit the indie genre, phrases like 'telling the tale,' 'a few sweet nothings' and 'our island.'