Unleashing their 10-track self-titled album, Stolen Days have followed up their solid start after releasing ‘Butterfly’ and ‘Daydream‘ in previous weeks. Fusing samples with real-world instruments, the album blends hip-hop production with effortless commercial songwriting.
Alongside the album, ‘No Need For Alarm’ completes the band’s hat-trick of compelling singles, with grooving bass, staccato rhythm guitar, and sultry vocals. A rich falsetto chorus meets rich synth lines to deliver compelling choruses, while uncomplicated percussion keeps the track pulsing forward.
The duo, made up of Dub Sonata and Alex Fitts, has produced a compelling body of work and has previously worked alongside SZA, Kid Cudi, Sage Francis, and R.A. the Rugged Man. These projects have given the Stolen Days project a captivating start.
The self-titled work shows their intent and versatility, with old-school 90s hip hop flair meeting more contemporary ballads. The production, as you’d expect, is flawless, with their pair undaunted by what their exciting future holds.