Black Pumas – Black Pumas (7″ box set)

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Black Pumas – Black Pumas (7″ box set)

Tracklist

1A		Colors Written-By – E. Burton
1B		Black Moon Rising Bass – Brendan Bond Drums – John Speice Written-By – A. Quesada, E. Burton
2A		Know You Better Written-By – A. Quesada, E. Burton
2B		Fire Written-By – A. Quesada, E. Burton
3A		OCT 33 Written-By – E. Burton
3B		Stay Gold Written-By – E. Burton
4A		Old Man Written-By – A. Quesada, E. Burton
4B		Confines Written-By – A. Quesada, E. Burton
5A		Touch The Sky Written-By – A, Quesada, E. Burton
5B		Sweet Conversations Written-By – E. Burton
6A		Colors (Pete Rock Remix)	4:58
6B		Black Moon Rising (BADBADNOTGOOD REMIX)

 

Black Pumas – Black Pumas (7″ box set)

It’s really exciting to be announcing this fabulous Deluxe Edition, after only just over a year since their debut album was released. Just to re-cap on what a break-out year it’s been for them; they were nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys, sold out multiple tours across North America and Europe, they’ve done incredible live performances on The Ellen Show, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, CBS This Morning, Austin City Limits, C à vous and more. Their streaming figures have risen exponentially, averaging 1.2M monthly listeners on Spotify. The recent Samsung advert sync has seen a massive spike in Shazams worldwide, charting in multiple territories – they’ve now hit over 1M all-time Shazams on the platform. With ATO’s combined figures, they’ve now surpassed 145K equivalent album sales worldwide. Their amazing success has also warranted them a massive fanbase, now affectionately referred to as the “Puma Pack”!

It’s truly been an incredible year or so, and this new Deluxe Edition is certain to re-invigorate the campaign. Here’s a blurb from the press release, which includes further details about what’s included, and the physical product itself; the new 2-LP deluxe edition will feature new artwork and a gatefold with unpublished in-studio and live photographs, as well as a bonus 7-inch featuring three new unreleased originals; three live in-studio versions (“Colors,” “Oct 33,” “Confines”); a live version of “Know You Better” recorded at C-Boys Heart & Soul, the Austin club where the band first made a name for itself; and covers of the Beatles’ “Eleanor Rigby,” Death’s “Politicians in My Eyes,” Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Ain’t No Love in the Heart of the City,” and Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car,” a cover they premiered live on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last month.