Name: Say Yes
Brand: Big Deal

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Bonus disc: No

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FAT0142

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2016-06-17

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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600116514219

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Big Deal

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

FatCat Records

Big Deal is an artist that consists of the same members as Neophyte and Bodylotion. The album "The Right Place" features tracks written and produced by Jeroen Streunding (aka DJ Neophyte) with Robin van Roon. Additionally, the compilation "A Nightmare in Rotterdam 7" includes an unreleased track created by Jeroen in collaboration with Danny Greten.

With a sound reminiscent of artists like Veronica Falls, Lanterns on the Lake, and Yuck, Big Deal offers a unique blend of indie rock and dream pop. Their music captures a raw yet melodic energy that resonates with listeners.

If you enjoy bands such as Slow Club, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, or Dum Dum Girls, then Big Deal's captivating tunes will surely captivate your ears. With influences ranging from Best Coast to Honeyblood, their music is both nostalgic and refreshing.

Say Yes, the long-awaited follow-up to 2013's acclaimed June Gloom arrives on June 10th via the band's new home, FatCat Records. The record is a meteoric, towering return perfectly indicative of how Say Yes ups the band's stakes in every way.Typically confessional, it's hard not to connect with the raw honesty of the lyrics on Say Yes. Sonically the record still sounds very much like Big Deal, but it evidences a certain newfound confidence. "We've done everything backwards," the pair explains. "Most bands spend a few years figuring themselves out before releasing a record. We released a record and then have spent a few years finding ourselves."Say Yes is arguably the most open and emotionally provocative of all their works. "We've always been pretty private about our relationship within the band, but feel more comfortable talking about it for this record, as it's pivotal in the placement of our career." they explain. "It's about taking all kinds of heartbreak and defeat, and just looking at it dead in the eye and going for it."

Say Yes

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