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YACHT|I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler

I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler

YACHT

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Their 2011 album Shangri-La was where the duo of Jona Bechtolt and Claire L. Evans stopped being serious and became a sleek dance music-making machine instead. Jumping ahead a few years to their 2015 record I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler, YACHT have gone even further in a pop direction and become happy purveyors of pumped-up, slicked-back jams that range from Sugar Ray-inspired tracks like the bouncing "I Wanna Fuck You Till I'm Dead" to robotic reggae ("White Mirror"), glittering '80s-lite electro-pop ("Don't Be Rude"), and stomping glam disco (the title track), with a main focus on the type of floor-filling electro-disco bangers that Donna Summer or Debbie Harry or Scissor Sisters would be happy to add to their repertoire. By dialing up the cotton-candy sweetness to 11 and only using the brightest markers in the pack, Bechtolt and Rob Kieswetter (aka Bobby Birdman and also a member of YACHT's live band) create tracks so fluffy and light that it's a wonder they don't just float away in the slightest breeze. Not to be outdone, Evans sings the lyrics with a kind of breathless exuberance that matches the music perfectly. Even when the topics get a little dark or odd, the capital "P" poppiness of the music brushes away any traces of shade, leaving only the most dazzlingly bursts of pinky blue color behind. People looking for a bit more substance from a band that once made concept albums and instituted its own Belief System might wonder what the heck is going on, but anyone who loves pop music that moves feet, brings smiles, and snaps like bubblegum, and who is also deathly tired of the mainstream, will think I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler is just about the coolest thing around.
© Tim Sendra /TiVo

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1
Miles & Miles
00:08:20

YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Maiya Sykes, LeadVocals - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

2
White Mirror
00:03:12

Amanda Warner, Composer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

3
Matter
00:03:57

YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer - Esme Lee, LeadVocals

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

4
Ringtone
00:04:11

YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer - Jeffrey Neil Brodsky, Composer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

5
I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler
00:03:24

Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Producer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Jherek Bischoff, Producer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

6
L.A. Plays Itself
00:03:22

Jacknife Lee, Producer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

7
I Wanna Fuck You Till I'm Dead Explicit
00:03:27

Jacknife Lee, Producer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - John Pearce, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

8
Hologram
00:03:43

YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer - Jeffrey Neil Brodsky, Composer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

9
Don't Be Rude
00:04:18

YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

10
War On Women
00:03:13

Jacknife Lee, Producer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

11
The Entertainment
00:05:06

Jacknife Lee, Producer - YACHT, MainArtist - Jona Bechtolt, Composer, Producer - Claire L. Evans, Composer - Rob Kieswetter, Composer, Producer

2015 Downtown Records 2015 Downtown Records

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Their 2011 album Shangri-La was where the duo of Jona Bechtolt and Claire L. Evans stopped being serious and became a sleek dance music-making machine instead. Jumping ahead a few years to their 2015 record I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler, YACHT have gone even further in a pop direction and become happy purveyors of pumped-up, slicked-back jams that range from Sugar Ray-inspired tracks like the bouncing "I Wanna Fuck You Till I'm Dead" to robotic reggae ("White Mirror"), glittering '80s-lite electro-pop ("Don't Be Rude"), and stomping glam disco (the title track), with a main focus on the type of floor-filling electro-disco bangers that Donna Summer or Debbie Harry or Scissor Sisters would be happy to add to their repertoire. By dialing up the cotton-candy sweetness to 11 and only using the brightest markers in the pack, Bechtolt and Rob Kieswetter (aka Bobby Birdman and also a member of YACHT's live band) create tracks so fluffy and light that it's a wonder they don't just float away in the slightest breeze. Not to be outdone, Evans sings the lyrics with a kind of breathless exuberance that matches the music perfectly. Even when the topics get a little dark or odd, the capital "P" poppiness of the music brushes away any traces of shade, leaving only the most dazzlingly bursts of pinky blue color behind. People looking for a bit more substance from a band that once made concept albums and instituted its own Belief System might wonder what the heck is going on, but anyone who loves pop music that moves feet, brings smiles, and snaps like bubblegum, and who is also deathly tired of the mainstream, will think I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler is just about the coolest thing around.
© Tim Sendra /TiVo

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