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Blood Orange – aka Dev Hynes – is thrilled to announce his first new music since 2019 in the form of an EP called Four Songs. The EP’s first track, “Jesus Freak Lighter,” is available to hear now.
16 set 2022 · 16September 2022. Text James Greig. Dev Hynes / Blood Orange has released his first new music since 2019. The EP, titled Four Songs, was written and produced by Hynes himself, and features collaborations with Ian Isaiah, Eva Tolkin and Erika de Casier. I'll leave you to guess how many songs it has.
This short EP serves as a companion for every road you cross, providing a smorgasbord of smooth sounds, and food-for-thought lyrics you can apply to your quests. It’s also Dev Hynes redefining what Blood Orange tastes like, becoming a mad scientist of sonics by creating jangly, genre-hybrid ballads.
Four Songs. 4.0. excellent. Review. by WoahHenny USER ( 3 Reviews) September 24th, 2022 | 1 replies. Release Date: 2022 | Tracklist. Review Summary: Dev Hynes' citrus calm, down to a science. Over the past decade, Dev Hynes has extended his Blood Oranges across a variety of different branches.
16 set 2022 · Carys Anderson. September 16, 2022 | 9:06am ET. Blood Orange has dropped a new EP called Four Songs , marking his first new music since 2019. Listen to the project below. Dev Hynes wrote and produced all of Four Songs, while Ian Isaiah, Eva Tolkin, and Erika de Casier appear on the project as well.
17 set 2022 · Four Songs by Blood Orange is a great welcome-back present for long-time fans of the guitarist. The short yet efficient project gives us a hint as to where Hynes is going creatively, he’s experimenting with different song structures and vocal tones to create a more atmospheric sound.
6 ott 2022 · Music. Performing Arts. Interactive Arts. Culture. Review: Blood Orange makes an understated return with ‘Four Songs’. Dev Hynes, who uses the stage name Blood Orange, released new music for the first time in three years. (Illustration by Jenna Sharaf) Holden Lay, Staff Writer. October 6, 2022.
