Everybody Wah

Bosco Delrey, a stylish electronic - tinged rockabilly artist, drops his debut full - length album 'Everybody Wah' on Mad Decent. From New Jersey via Memphis, Bosco draws on Sun Studios - era sounds. He uses an MPC drum machine and vintage synthesizer emulators to give the lo - fi guitar twang a modern twist, creating a wall of distorted dance/grunge. Influences range from southern rap, church hymns to dancehall. 'Baby's Got A Blue Flame' whisks you into Bosco's unique rock world. 'Get Outta Dodge' evolves from an acoustic ballad to psychedelic fuzz. 'Don Haps' showcases his rockabilly roots with twangy guitars, organ, and vocal harmonies. 'Lovely Sleepy Dead' is a punk anthem inspired by The Ramones and The Clash. Tracks like 'Expelled Spelled Expelled' show his ballad - making skills. 'Afterlife' has a mellow dancehall beat, and 'Cool Out' offers hyper - speed drum and bass. The record ends with 20 Flight dub, featuring dreamy synth pads and a light reggaeton beat over his soulful vocals. Each track on 'Everybody Wah' combines fresh ideas, making it a breath of fresh air in today's music scene.

To enjoy 'Everybody Wah', simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, during a long drive, or at a party to add a unique musical flavor. There aren't really any strict rules for listening. Just let the diverse range of sounds and influences wash over you. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight to prevent scratches and damage. If it's a digital copy, make sure your device is protected with proper antivirus software to avoid any data - related issues.