Automatic (Kaskade album)
Automatic |
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Studio album by Kaskade |
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Released |
September 25, 2015 |
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Recorded |
2014–2015 |
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Genre |
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Length |
53:11 |
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Label |
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Kaskade albums chronology |
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Singles from Automatic |
- "A Little More"
Released: December 10, 2014
- "Never Sleep Alone"
Released: April 6, 2015
- "Disarm You"
Released: July 24, 2015
- "We Don't Stop"
Released: August 21, 2015
- "Whatever"
Released: February 12, 2016
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Automatic is the 2015 ninth studio album of the American house DJ and electronic music producer Kaskade. It was released on September 25, 2015 through Warner Bros. Records & Arkade. Album is available worldwide on iTunes.[1][2][3][4]
Reception
David Jeffries give 4 stars out of 5 for the best album ever and said, A master when delivering a sultry or dreamy beat, Chicago producer Kaskade seemed an unlikely candidate for 2015 dance releases, since banging future house and towering EDM dominated the clubs. Also consider the compiling of his 2014 singles set I Remember and he's got every right to sit out a season while waiting for cooler beats to prevail, but Automatic is the man's most purposeful album in years and with only a few concessions to what's poppin' in the clubs. For instance: there's an EDM break in the New Order-ish opener "We Don't Stop" that sounds entirely 2015, plus the bleeps and the tranced-out then hyped-up song structure of "A Little More" with Sansa and John Dahlbäck is identifiably post-Avicii. Besides those touches, this is the smooth, yet willing to explore, sound of Kaskade that harks back to his days on Om Records, including the extended hypno-house breaks that push "Breaking Up" with Scott Shepard into highlight status. "Where Are You Now" with Tamra Keenan reimagines the retired genre of microhouse as a more pop-aimed and mystical category in the Om tradition, then "Phoenix" with Sasha Sloan is further proof this producer can still work wonders with an echoing piano, a wistful vocalist, plus a simple house beat. "Day Trippin'" with Estelle broadens the horizons with some disco and giddy love song lyrics, then "Whatever" with Kolaj closes the album with flavors that are more indie than EDM. The well-built Automatic bounces between the popular and the underground house sound without ever fully submitting to either, and that's where Kaskade first made his name. Consider this LP a welcome return to form.
Track listing
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"We Don't Stop" | Kenneth Nathaniel Pyfer | |
4:15 |
2. |
"Us" (with CID) |
- Julia Karlsson
- Anton Rundberg
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- Raddon
- Bjarnson
- Carlos Cid
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3:15 |
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"Mercy" (with Galantis) | | |
4:02 |
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"Tear Down these Walls" (featuring Tamra Keenan) | | |
4:05 |
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"Phoenix" (featuring Sasha Sloan) | |
- Raddon
- Bjarnson
- Cody Tarpley
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3:35 |
6. |
"Disarm You" (featuring Ilsey) |
- Ilsey Juber
- Jeremy Coleman
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- Raddon
- Bjarnson
- Nathaniel Motte
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3:41 |
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"Never Sleep Alone" (featuring Tess Comrie) | Pyfer | |
3:44 |
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"Day Trippin'" (featuring Estelle) | | |
3:12 |
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"Promise" (featuring K. Flay) | | |
3:35 |
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"Breaking Up" (featuring Scott Shepard) | | |
4:46 |
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"A Little More" (featuring Sansa with John Dahlbäck) | |
- Raddon
- Bjarnson
- John Dahlbäck
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3:53 |
12. |
"Papercuts" (with Two Nations) | | |
3:08 |
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"Where Are You Now" (featuring Tamra Keenan) | | |
3:56 |
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"Whatever" (featuring KOLAJ) | |
- Raddon
- Bjarnson
- Michael McGarity
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4:03 |
Total length: |
53:11 |
Chart performance
Release history
References
External links
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