The Lumineers – The Lumineers

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Artist: The Lumineers

Title: The Lumineers

Year: 2012

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Tracklist

  • 1. Flowers In Your Hair (1:50)
  • 2. Classy Girl (2:45)
  • 3. Submarines (2:43)
  • 4. Dead Sea (4:07)
  • 5. Ho Hey (2:43)
  • 6. Slow It Down (5:07)
  • 7. Stubborn Love (4:39)
  • 8. Big Parade (5:27)
  • 9. Charlie Boy (4:21)
  • 10. Flapper Girl (3:15)
  • 11. Morning Song (5:19)
  • 12. Ain't Nobody's Problem (4:57)
  • 13. This Must Be The Place - Naïve Melody (3:50)
  • 14. Elouise (2:26)
  • 15. Darlene (2:59)
  • 16. Slow It Down - Live (4:40)

Review

The Lumineers' self-titled debut album, released in 2012, forges a captivating blend of folk-infused rock that strikes a chord with listeners. Across 11 tracks, the band weaves timeless melodies and evocative lyrics, drawing inevitable parallels to the Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons. With tracks like "Ho Hey" and "Stubborn Love" becoming rallying cries for their fan base, The Lumineers entered the folk rock arena at precisely the right moment. Listeners, tuned to the roots revival movement of the time, found in this album a fresh yet nostalgic sound.

The palpable chemistry among Wesley Schultz, Jeremiah Fraites, and Neyla Pekarek is evident, and it transforms the album into a delightful listening experience. Schultz’s soulful vocals and guitar harmonize perfectly with Fraites’ dynamic percussion and Pekarek’s resonant cello, making each track a delicate yet powerful move on a musical chessboard. The album’s striking success, topping at number 2 on the US Billboard 200 and reaching 1.7 million copies sold in the US by 2016, underscores The Lumineers’ ability to create a deep, lasting connection with their audience. Their debut album stands as a testament to their talent and heartfelt artistry. - Zach

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