Description
Will Butler says his first record, Policy, was a short - story collection. Generations, in contrast, is more like a novel - full of despair, humor, and a touch of grandeur. This album repeatedly poses profound questions: What's one's place in American history and present? As a rich, white, Mormon, Yankee parent and musician, Will Butler specifically wonders what he can do. Recorded and produced by Butler in his Brooklyn home basement, tracking wrapped up in March 2020 as New York shut down due to the pandemic. Half of it was mixed in Montreal by Mark Lawson, a long - time Arcade Fire engineer, and the other half by Brooklyn - based producer Shiftee. The album features tracks like 'Outta Here', 'Bethlehem', and 'Close My Eyes'. It offers a deep exploration of identity and purpose in the American context, making it a must - listen for those interested in thought - provoking music.
To enjoy Generations, simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it from start to finish to follow the flow of Will Butler's thoughts, or pick your favorite tracks. There aren't any specific usage restrictions. For maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a vinyl LP, keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. If you're streaming, ensure your device has a stable internet connection. Remember, this album is meant to be a journey of self - reflection, so take your time to soak in the lyrics and the music.
