EASY OFF THINGS

Album Description

Dive into the laid-back world of loftown with "EASY OFF THINGS," a captivating collection of 20 tracks that redefine the chill vibes of lo-fi hip-hop. Released on August 8, 2022, under the Bad Kids Party label, this album is a testament to loftown's unique ability to blend soothing beats with introspective lyrics, creating an atmosphere that's perfect for unwinding or focusing.

In just under 29 minutes, "EASY OFF THINGS" takes you through a journey of relaxation and reflection. From the opening track "Total Eclipse of the Chill" to the closing notes of "Walk in Your Arms," each song is a masterclass in lo-fi production, featuring smooth vocals and intricate instrumentals. Standout tracks like "Chasing Pavement," "Warriors of Words," and "Master of Nightmares" showcase loftown's versatility, while songs like "Free Chill" and "Seconds of Lofi" highlight the artist's signature chill-out style.

Whether you're a longtime fan of loftown or a newcomer to the genre, "EASY OFF THINGS" is an album that demands your attention. With its seamless blend of old-school hip-hop and modern production techniques, this album is a must-listen for anyone looking to add some depth to their playlist. So, grab your headphones, find a comfortable spot, and let loftown's soothing sounds transport you to a world of pure relaxation.

August 8, 2022

2022 bkp

About loftown

Here is a short artist description:

Loftown is a music artist known for creating soothing Lo Fi Hip Hop and LO-FI BEATS. With a discography that includes albums like "The town of lofi" and "CREATION", loftown's music is perfect for those who enjoy relaxing and calming soundscapes.

And here is the translation to English (UK):

Note: Since English (UK) is not a distinct language from English, but rather a variant with some differences in spelling and vocabulary, the translation is essentially the same. However, if you'd like, I can make some minor adjustments to conform to UK English conventions, such as changing "discography" to "discography" (no change needed) or using UK-specific spellings like "colour" instead of "color" (not applicable in this case). Let me know!