Cameras
A massive urban anthem defined by a triumphant brass hook and heavy, hip-hop influenced percussion. It is the sound of Brooklyn grit meeting pure pop adrenaline.
March 2011 · Fader Label
A massive urban anthem defined by a triumphant brass hook and heavy, hip-hop influenced percussion. It is the sound of Brooklyn grit meeting pure pop adrenaline.
March 2011 · Fader Label
Cameras is the sound of a city waking up and choosing chaos. It is a high-octane explosion of indie pop that feels significantly heavier and more industrial than the duo's earlier work. The core of the track is a massive, synthesized brass hook that sounds like it was sampled from a lost royal fanfare and then dragged through the streets of Brooklyn. It is regal yet gritty, providing a triumphant backdrop for Matt's signature nasal delivery and Kim's relentless, pounding percussion. The production is dense and compressed, creating a wall of sound that feels much larger than what two people should be able to produce, making it an essential anthem for anyone needing to feel invincible.
How does Cameras sound next to the rest of Matt and Kim's catalogue?
Triumphant saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.
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