The Black Keys No Rain, No Flowers - The Black Keys Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents: With 12 studio albums, 6 Grammy Awards, and countless sold-out shows around the world, The Black Keys have become an indispensable presence when discussing the American music scene. Their previous album, "Ohio Players," released in 2024, featured guests such as Beck and Noel Gallagher, and they rediscovered the joy of collaboration. For their 13th album, they have once again collaborated with veteran songwriters/producers Rick Nowles (Lana Del Rey, etc.) and Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves, etc.), who have produced numerous hits, as well as legendary keyboardist Scott Storch. While their previous album featured collaborations with musicians, this album takes a slightly different approach, featuring songwriters they have long admired. For over 20 years since their debut, The Black Keys have continued to create music as they see fit, driven by intuition and passion, and with an unwillingness to settle down. "No Rain, No Flowers" is a tapestry woven from the incredibly broad and rich musical influences the duo has received?the most daring, adventurous, and personal album in The Black Keys' history. Poster *Includes lyrics, translations, and commentary 1. No Rain, No Flowers 2. The Night Before 3. Babygirl 4. Down To Nothing 5. On Repeat 6. Make You Mine 7. Man On A Mission 8. Kiss It 9. All My Life 10. A Little Too High 11. Neon Moon Media Reviews and More 12 studio albums, 6 Grammy Awards, and countless sold-out shows around the world?The Black Keys have become an indispensable presence when talking about the American music scene. Having discovered the joy of collaboration with guests like Beck and Noel Gallagher on their 2024 album "Ohio Players," they continue to collaborate with veteran songwriters/producers Rick Nowles (Lana Del Rey, etc.) and Daniel Tashian (Kacey Musgraves, etc.), who have produced numerous hits, as well as legendary keyboardist Scott Storch, on their 13th album. While their previous album featured collaborations with musicians, this album takes a slightly different approach, bringing in songwriters they have long admired. (C)RS