Idk bruh I thought it did not sound like it was inspired by the 80s. Abel certainly took inspiration from that time period for the visuals but in terms of production and sound nothing really sounds all that 80s to me.
This however sounds like it's straight out of Scarface.
Well said
Idk bruh I thought it did not sound like it was inspired by the 80s. Abel certainly took inspiration from that time period for the visuals but in terms of production and sound nothing really sounds all that 80s to me.
This however sounds like it's straight out of Scarface.
The synth work on After hours is a full 80s repackaging .. stop playing
Daystar / Playboy / Alone at Prom
What a run he's on
Chixtape was fire too
The synth work on After hours is a full 80s repackaging .. stop playing
It’s really not bro lol
It’s really not bro lol
Hardest to Love, Scared to Live, Blinding Lights, In Your Eyes, Save Your Tears
That’s a good chunk of the album and most of the singles. The rest sounds like an update of his own sound. It’s a testament to his artistry that they’re cohesive together.
Hardest to Love, Scared to Live, Blinding Lights, In Your Eyes, Save Your Tears
That’s a good chunk of the album and most of the singles. The rest sounds like an update of his own sound. It’s a testament to his artistry that they’re cohesive together.
Yeah but that's my point. The 80s influence on the production of those tracks doesn't give into the actual sound like it does on Alone at Prom. Which in turn makes it sound more along the lines of his earlier work instead of a full on 80s revival. If it weren't for the obvious presentation people wouldn't be calling After Hours a 80s inspired album outside of the tracks i mentioned in another comment here.
This also isn't supposed to be a knock on After Hours or anything
Daystar / Playboy / Alone at Prom
What a run he's on
Daystar 😴😴😴😴
Yeah but that's my point. The 80s influence on the production of those tracks doesn't give into the actual sound like it does on Alone at Prom. Which in turn makes it sound more along the lines of his earlier work instead of a full on 80s revival. If it weren't for the obvious presentation people wouldn't be calling After Hours a 80s inspired album outside of the tracks i mentioned in another comment here.
This also isn't supposed to be a knock on After Hours or anything
I don’t think it’s a knock either but I gotta disagree. They sound like 80s music with a facelift
Chixtape was fire too
Easily his best project. I dont get how people say he just redid other peoples songs.. his versions sounded completely different and were still amazing