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29 de ene. de 2021 · OK Human, an Album by Weezer. Released 29 January 2021 on Crush (catalog no. CD 645891; CD). Genres: Chamber Pop, Pop Rock. Rated #530 in the best albums of 2021. Featured peformers: Rivers Cuomo (writer, performer), Brian Bell (performer), Patrick Wilson (performer), Scott Shriner (performer), Jake Sinclair (producer), Rob Mathes (horn arrangements, conductor, string arrangements, woodwind ...
28 de ene. de 2021 · Weezer Drop the Ironic Facade (Almost) on ‘OK Human’. Loud guitars are out, schmaltzy strings are in on the group's 14th album, which frontman Rivers Cuomo & Co. finished in lockdown. Weezer ...
20 de feb. de 2021 · Weezer OK Human Full Album Playlist / Weezer OK Human Album Playlist
After delaying the release of their long-promised shred opus Van Weezer, Weezer instead dove into OK Human, a 12-track change of pace that features a 38-piece orchestra, no click tracks, no computers, and, most surprisingly, no electric guitar. And the tonal shift matched the pandemic neuroses that fueled Cuomo's lyric writing.
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12 de feb. de 2021 · Management – Bob McLynn (2), Dustin Addis, Jonathan Daniel. Management [Business] – Bill Vuylsteke, Shelley Venemann. Mastered By – Pete Lyman. Mixed By – John Sinclair (8) Performer [Weezer] – Brian Bell, Patrick Wilson *, Rivers Cuomo, Scott Shriner. Photography By, Creative Director – Brendan Walter.
28 de ene. de 2021 · Listen free to Weezer – OK Human (All My Favorite Songs, Aloo Gobi and more). 12 tracks (30:33). OK Human is the fourteenth studio album by Weezer, released on January 29, 2021. It was planned to be released following their intended fourteenth album, Van Weezer, but when the album suffered a year-long delay following the COVID-19 pandemic, the band hinted that they were shifting their focus ...
