Singer Dominic Fike releases his second album, sunburn, by Columbia Records. On the album he goes back to his roots Floridain an observation of the culture and environments in which it was created, unique in the sunny state. The album is now available on Sony Music’s digital platforms.
Also appear in sunburnthe traces lively AND Think fast, which premiered in recent months and have already become fan favorites. The latter of these songs contains contributions from the singer’s Weezer, Rivers Cuomoon guitar and other choirs – a cycle that is completed for Sun, given the influence of weezer about him and his story Say it is not so by the band as part of a medley with their own song Westcoast Collectiveand, on their first North American tour.
Next week, Sun will launch his North American tour Don’t Stare At The Sun. The tour marks his first live performances since debuting at this year’s Coachella, where “his talent was evident every time he picked up the mic”, according to Rolling stone.
Throughout the tour, Fike will perform at iconic venues such as the perspective park of New York, the Greek theatre of Los Angeles and the Huntington Bank Pavilion from Chicago, making this their biggest tour to date.
sunburn it is available in both digital and standard formats CD AND vinyl (the first with a 12 panel folded poster and the second with an insert of 12 pages), an exclusive edition in CD with a photo book 60 pages on coated paperas well as deluxe vinyl editions and colored (the first of which is in black vinyl with an insert of 24 pages and the second inside orange from Florida with insert from 12 pages).
Digital and CD formats are available for purchase now, and vinyl is available for presale.
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