Highway [Vinyl]

Decked out in vibrant colors and funky patterns, Kid Bloom (aka Lennon Kloser) could easily be mistaken for a child of the ’80s. That influence shines on his debut album, Highway, out today via Position Music. Read more: Is Frank Ocean directing his own feature film? Highway plays like a 12-track ride through connection, mental health and self-discovery, all covered in a neon sheen. Bursting with ’80s synths, hip-hop beats and Kloser’s psychedelic guitar work, the album is more than feel-good summer music; it’s a statement of intent for an artist who draws from a wellspring of inspirations, from David Bowie to the Weeknd. Equally, Highway is also built on contrast. Beyond fluctuating between retro and futuristic, Kloser offers confessionals about relationships gone sour and self-doubt that proves life isn’t always as sunny as his music sounds. After sharing stages with Bad Suns and the Regrettes, Highway is the result of an artist taking a step forward, enveloped in a Technicolor haze. - Alternative Press

Like I Never Left 2:41
Cowboy 3:27
Have U Seen Her 2:59
Middle Ground 2:53
Drew Blood on Your Rose 2:45
Keep Up 1:32
Remedy 2:50
I Fell in Love Again 3:38
Yellow Line 2:18
Does It Feel Real 2:30
Just the Thought 2:48
Something's Hanging Over Me 2:09