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Ohio Players
Rock202414 tracks44m

Ohio Players

The Black Keys

A collaborative, high-energy celebration of garage rock and vintage soul. Polished grooves meet gritty riffs for a record that feels like a Saturday night party.

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01Tracklist — 14 tracks · 44m
01
This Is Nowhere
3:44
02
Don’t Let Me Go
2:35
03
Beautiful People (Stay High)Standout
2:47
04
On the GameStandout
4:03
05
Only Love Matters
3:22
06
Candy and Her FriendsStandout
3:25
07
I Forgot to Be Your Lover
2:28
08
Please Me (Till I’m Satisfied)
2:45
09
You’ll Pay
2:45
10
Paper Crown
4:18
11
Live Till I Die
2:24
12
Read Em and Weep
3:24
13
Fever Tree
3:05
14
Everytime You Leave
2:58
02Liner Notes
It’s like the Black Keys threw a massive studio party and invited Beck to bring the loops.

A high-gloss, celebratory fusion of garage rock grit and vintage soul sunshine.

Put this on for
Neon beer sign buzzing above a crowded pool table Windows down on a humid Friday evening drive Backyard speakers competing with the sound of ice hitting glasses Basement party where nobody is too cool to dance Headphones on while walking through a city that feels like home Pre-game playlist for a night that has no curfew Cleaning the house with a rhythm that makes the work feel light
Moments worth waiting for
The infectious, high-pitched backing vocal hook that anchors the chorus of Beautiful People (Stay High).
The unexpected shift into a hip-hop flavored groove during Candy and Her Friends featuring Lil Noid.
The faithful, warm soul recreation of William Bell's I Forgot to Be Your Lover with its vintage string swells.
Sounds like
2024s production with a 2020s soul
Sits beside
Odelay - Beck, Tell Me I'm Pretty - Cage The Elephant, Lazer Guided Melodies - Spiritualized, Consolers of the Lonely - The Raconteurs
Lyrical territory
love_romantic, nostalgia, friendship
03Deviation
Ohio Players · vs · The Black Keys
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Artist
This Album
High Energy
Energy · +13% more than usual

On this album, high energy sits about 13% more prominent than across the rest of the artist's catalogue.

Defined by its presence across the album
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