MASKING adhd

Album Description

Dive into the introspective world of loftown with "MASKING adhd," a captivating exploration of life with ADHD, released on October 20, 2023, under the Bad Kids Party label. This 68-minute collection of 44 tracks offers a blend of lo-fi beats and varied tempos, providing a sonic journey that mirrors the ebb and flow of daily experiences.

Loftown, known for their extensive discography, brings a personal touch to this album, drawing from their own late ADHD diagnosis at the age of 36. The album delves into the concept of "masking," a coping mechanism where individuals with ADHD hide their symptoms to fit societal norms. This theme is woven throughout the tracks, with titles like "Ame," "Hikari," and "Hanabi" reflecting the artist's journey and the challenges of living with ADHD.

The album features a mix of original compositions and variations, including slowed, sped-up, and reverb-laden versions of tracks like "Ame," "Aoi," and "Aozora." This variety keeps the listening experience dynamic and engaging, much like the fluctuating energies of ADHD. Standout tracks include "Bring on her shadows," "Chasing Pavement," and "Go Crazy," each offering a unique perspective on the ADHD experience.

"MASKING adhd" is not just an album; it's a conversation starter, a mirror held up to the experiences of those with ADHD, and a testament to the power of self-acceptance. Whether you're familiar with ADHD or new to the concept, loftown's latest offering provides a thoughtful and engaging exploration of life with this neurodivergent condition. So, press play, and let the music speak for itself.

October 20, 2023

2023 LF

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.

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