(Disclaimer: This story is auto-generated from a syndicated feed only the image & headline may have been reworked by www.republicworld. “I’ve got the feeling that I can heal,” Rateliff sings on “Oh, I.” He and his band do exactly that on “The Future.” The lyrics explore wary optimism in an unforgiving world. Here they're integrated so beautifully, often lifting and carrying the load. Featured peformers: Brad Cook (producer), Elijah Thomson (assistant producer), James Barone (engineer), Pat Meese (engineer), James Mefford (additional engineer). Released 5 November 2021 on Stax (catalog no. At Summer NAMM 2021, Gibson unveiled a signature guitar for Rateliff. The Future, an Album by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. Watch the lyric video for the song below. The Night Sweats’ horn players - Andreas Wild, Jeff Dazey, and Daniel Hardaway - aren't added as an afterthought like many horns in bands. Rateliff’s soulful belting in Survivor is backed by dirty bluesy rock guitar strums, melodic hooks and even horn fanfare, all gradually building to emotional catharsis. Other highlights are “What If I” and the foot-stomper “Love Don’t.” Each song feels like a comfortable pair of vintage jeans, perfectly lived-in. The Bob Dylan-esque title song leads to the funky “Survivor,” the meditative “Face Down In the Moment” and the soulful “Love Me Till I’m Gone,” which has “A Whiter Shade of Pale” vibe. “The Future” marks something of a reunion for Rateliff & The Night Sweats, who spent 2020 apart as the frontman toured behind his solo folk album, “And It’s Still Alright.” This is Rateliff’s first album with the Night Sweats since 2018′s “Tearing at the Seams.” Well, you just think that I'm Some great survivor And you just build upon The light to carry you Well, I don't even talk that way See I wanted you to stay and show you the world's a better place And as we crawl to find our way We even take the shape of something else You think that I'm just Some great survivor You think that I'm just Some great survivor I'm afraid that the weight of the world.
NATHANIEL RATELIFF SURVIVOR LYRICS HOW TO
“Gotta dig a lot of holes to get into something deep/Gotta sing a lot of soul to know how to feel it,” Rateliff sings on “Something Ain’t Right.” It has a sound grounded in the past but not mimicking it, a fresh, modern-retro vibe that makes sense once you listen. That's the title of the 11-track Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats' glorious new vintage R&B album, bursting at the seams with fresh coolness. We're not sure what the future holds, but if it sounds anything like “The Future,” we're good.
"The Future," by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (Stax Records/Concord)
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