Colours - Ivory album

Colours – Ivory (2016). Posted by NewAlbumReleases. net On February - 26 - 2016.

Ivory is the first album by the duo composed by Kyle Tamo (vocals) and Morgan Alley (drums). The album was recorded in January 2015 with producer Shaun Lopez. The album name Ivory holds a specific meaning for us. Actual ivory has an amazingly intriguing juxtaposition. Between the status symbol and richness of it, to the barbaric brutality of harvesting it, comes a comparable cause and effect for the album. Kyle Tamo about the album’s title.

COLOURS began introducing their early tracks by way of a series of music videos and an EP, while refining their sound via their live performances. Having only two members in COLOURS offers us a unique and advantageous opportunity when creating, notes Tamo when discussing their creative process. When too many people are working on a creative project, often personal preferences and risk have to be diluted for compromise. Tamo explains the meaning behind the album’s title, The album name Ivory holds a specific meaning for us.

Art Direction, Layout – Colours (32). Mastered By – Eric Broyhill. Performer – Kyle Tamo, Morgan Alley. Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Shaun Lopez. Vocals – Becky Filip (tracks: 1, 9). Notes.

Label: Victory Records Release Date: February 26, 2016. As just a vocalist/drummer pair, Colours revealed a new single, Monster, which showcased another stylistic change, this time featuring an electronic pop sound. This February, the duo unveiled Invory, their first full-length album. However, how does the album stack up? Lawless sets the standard for the album in many ways – both positive and negative. The vocals are soft and weave in and out of the mix. This is definitely one of the positive elements. The instrumentals aspects are not hugely interesting, sadly. The lyrics are ultimately lacking as well