Name: Sea Change
Brand: Beck

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Universal Music GmbH

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Vinyl

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[r9429675]

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Release date

2016-12-02

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5703490

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602557034905

Artist

Beck

Label EU

Interscope

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Interscope Records is a US label that was founded in 1989 by film producer Ted Field and record producer Jimmy Iovine. Originally a small alternative label, Interscope gained recognition when it joined forces with Warner Music Group in 1990. This partnership allowed Interscope to market and distribute their musical products through Atlantic Records, a division of Warner Music. In 1992, the infamous "gangsta rap" label Death Row Records joined the Interscope family, releasing iconic albums such as Dr. Dre's *The Chronic* and Snoop Dogg's debut album *Doggystyle*. Over the years, Interscope went through various ownership changes and mergers, ultimately becoming part of Universal Music Group in 1996. Today, as part of the Interscope Geffen A&M group, Interscope remains one of UMG's most dominant labels.

In its early years, Interscope made significant contributions to the music industry by promoting alternative genres and embracing controversial artists like those from Death Row Records. The label played a pivotal role in popularizing gangsta rap during the early '90s and became synonymous with groundbreaking hip-hop releases.

Throughout its history, Interscope has continued to evolve and adapt to changing trends in music. With an impressive roster of artists spanning multiple genres including pop, rock, hip-hop, and R&B, Interscope has consistently delivered chart-topping hits and critically acclaimed

Beck is a critically acclaimed musician known for his genre-blending style and experimental approach to music. With a career spanning over three decades, Beck has released numerous albums that have pushed the boundaries of popular music. From his breakthrough hit "Loser" in 1994 to his Grammy-winning album "Morning Phase" in 2014, Beck has consistently showcased his talent as a singer-songwriter and producer. His eclectic sound draws inspiration from various genres including folk, rock, hip-hop, and electronic music. With his unique blend of catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, Beck continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

Throughout his career, Beck has been praised for his versatility as an artist. He effortlessly transitions between different musical styles, incorporating elements of funk, country, and psychedelia into his songs. His ability to seamlessly merge these diverse influences has earned him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim.

In addition to his solo work, Beck has collaborated with numerous artists across different genres. He has worked with renowned musicians such as Pharrell Williams, Jack White, and Charlotte Gainsbourg. These collaborations further showcase Beck's willingness to explore new sonic territories and push the boundaries of conventional music.

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Unlike Stereopathetic Soul Manure and One Foot in the Grave, the indie albums that followed his debut Mellow Gold by a mere matter of months, Odelay was a full-fledged, full-bodied album, released on a major label in the summer of 1996 and bearing an intricate, meticulous production by the Dust Brothers in their first gig since the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique. Odelay shared a similar collage structure to that 1989 masterpiece, relying on a blend of found sounds and samples, but instead of lending the album its primary colours, the Dust Brothers provided the accents, highlighting Beck's ever-changing sounds, tying together his stylistic shifts, making the leaps from the dirge-blues of "Jack-Ass" to the hazy party rock of "Where's It's At" seem not so great. Like Mellow Gold, Odelay winds up touching on a number of disparate strands -- folk and country, grungy garage rock, stiff-boned electro, louche exotica, old-school rap, touches of noise rock -- but there's no break-neck snap between sensibilities, everything flows smoothly, the dense sounds suggesting that the songs are a bit more complicated than they actually are. Like a mosaic, all the details add up to a picture greater than its parts, so while some of Beck's best songs are here, Odelay is best appreciated as a recorded whole, with each layered sample enhancing the allusion that came before.

Sea Change

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