Connect with us

Music

The Japanese House Announces Debut Album

Spring 2019 Europe tour dates are also official.

Indie pop artist Amber Bain, or better known for her musical projects under the moniker The Japanese House, has announced the release of her debut album Good At Falling through Dirty Hit on March 1st.

The record was was produced by Bain, BJ Burton, and George Daniel, member of The 1975. Part of the record was recorded in a cabin owned by Justin Vernon, aka Bon Iver. 

College Media Network The Japanese House Announces Debut Album

The album’s first single “Lilo”, was released last September, but Bain told NME that it wasn’t the song she felt the most comfortable with but the song that was the most emotive and heart breaking to her.

Bain followed the first single with “Follow My Girl” in November and “Maybe You’re the Reason” this past January. 

Good At Falling follows Bain’s previous EPs Pools To Bathe In (2015), Clean (2015), Swim Against The Tide (2016), and Saw You In A Dream (2017).

Here’s the track list:

  1. went to meet her (into)
  2. Maybe You’re the Reason
  3. We Talk all the Time
  4. Wild
  5. You Seemed so Happy
  6. Follow My Girl
  7. somethingfartoogoodtofeel
  8. Lilo
  9. Everybody Hates Me
  10. Marika Is Sleeping
  11. Worms
  12. fa r a w a y
  13. i saw you in a dream

“I Saw You In A Dream” is the most streamed track from her latest EP.

The Japanese House wrapped up the North American touring this past December, Bain will be performing in Europe this spring.

View this post on Instagram

I guess I am going on tour then b*t*hes

A post shared by Amber Bain (@ambbain) on

If you obsess over singers and bands, and are one of those people who make a playlist for every occasion, join CMN’s Music Journalism Course and get real-time experience, intense feedback on your writing, exposure to music industry insiders, and a great place to display build your portfolio. Get all the details on the Music Journalism Course here.

[]
1 Step 1
keyboard_arrow_leftPrevious
Nextkeyboard_arrow_right