1991 takes a different approach as a concept album that evolved from late-night jam sessions, experimental sounds, and danceable music. It presents four collaborations including contributions from GOAT and Al Lover, which inject new life into the original composition ’Jesus’ from the previous album, ’1901’. The collaborations offer fresh perspectives and invigorating interpretations, breathing new energy into the music and allowing it to evolve further.
Merging velvety synths, bouncy house piano, pounding bass lines, and funky bongo drum beats, 'Hallelujah’ stands out as an infectious neo-psychedelic dance anthem. The band’s hazy, hypnotic vocals adds a shoegaze touch, creating a refreshing twist to the psychedelic genre.
