Vegyn: The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions
Vegyn: The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Vegyn
Label: PLZ Make It Ruins
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5056614707175
Genre: Electronic
Limited double silver colored vinyl LP pressing. Vegyn releases his emotionally rich sophomore album, The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions. Sublimely crafted songs, each allowing for a dose of human imperfection, wobbling on a tightrope between elation and an eerie melancholia. The record includes guest features from John Glacier, Léa Sen, Matt Maltese, Lauren Auder and Ethan P. Flynn, and is released through his own imprint, PLZ Make It Ruins. The producer's shape-shifting musical output has so far tended towards excess, whether working with some of the world's biggest rap and R&B artists (Frank Ocean, Travis Scott, KaliUchis), or unleashing 70 track mixtapes, letting light into his creative process by sharing scraps from the cutting room floor. By contrast, this new album emerged from a space of free-flowing experimentation, with a lighter touch to the productions. His trademark flourishes and BPM changes take a backseat to melody and clear structure. As Vegyn himself puts it: "I'm just trying to make interesting songs - feeling was the focus. "
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