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D:Ream - Do It Anyway [2LP Red & Green]
This release is where vibrant pop and the electronic pulse of D: Ream meet sumptuous, colorful vinyl. Welcome to Do It Anyway, a tapestry of sonic delights woven over decades.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
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D:Ream - Do It Anyway [2LP Red & Green]—
$39.99
D:Ream - Do It Anyway [2LP Red & Green]
This release is where vibrant pop and the electronic pulse of D: Ream meet sumptuous, colorful vinyl. Welcome to Do It Anyway, a tapestry of sonic delights woven over decades.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
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This release is where vibrant pop and the electronic pulse of D: Ream meet sumptuous, colorful vinyl. Welcome to Do It Anyway, a tapestry of sonic delights woven over decades.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
"Do It Anyway" marks a triumphant return for Peter Cunnah and Al Mackenzie, better known as D: Ream, as they deliver a feel-good masterpiece with their fifth studio album. This dynamic duo draws from their vast experiences in pop music and UK club culture, layering the album with wry geo-political commentary and finely honed songwriting that once propelled ten hit singles up the charts. Their journey through sound brings fresh contemporary cultural references into the heart of quintessential D: Ream.
Tracks like "The Geek Who Rules The Rules" cast a satirical eye on oligarchs wielding their unwieldy wealth, while "Anthem For Change" skewers political corruption with its incisive lyricism. The daring playfulness of "Funk U Up" and the cultural critique of celebrity obsession in "Famous For Nothing" add layers to an already richly textured album. D: Ream shows they're not just the creators of ubiquitous classics like "Things Can Only Get Better" and "UR The Best Thing," but masters of evolving soundscapes.
Showcasing D: Ream's ability to invigorate and innovate, this album finds its home on an exquisite double LP with red and green vinyl. It's a vibrant physical tribute to their longstanding impact on music and culture - a collector's dream come true.
