Quadeca: I Didn't Mean to Haunt You
Quadeca: I Didn't Mean to Haunt You
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Quadeca
Label: Deadair
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 061297792221
Genre: Rock
I Didn't Mean to Haunt You is the second full-fledged concept album from Quadeca, and his first completely self-produced album. It is a watershed moment from an internet-age rise to prominence, towards eclectic, toiled production and panoramic storytelling. While his earlier works hinted at this direction, Haunt You feels like a bold realization of potential. It is a near hour-long commitment to uncompromising songwriting that still manages to feel out of left-field. en Lasky seems like an unlikely candidate for music like this, as his near-decade long journey creating pop and rap music and commentary on YouTube garnered nearly two million subscribers, and ensued virality in a space where experimentation is often rejected or dismissed. Despite this, a more pensive and tasteful audience has made Quadeca's musical evolution the forefront of the conversation.
Tracks:
1.1 Sorry4Dying
1.2 Tell Me a Joke
1.3 Don't Mind Me
1.4 Picking Up Hands
1.5 Born Yesterday
1.6 The Memories We Lost in Translation
1.7 House Settling
1.8 Knots
1.9 Fantasyworld
1.10 Fractions of Infinity
1.11 Cassini's Division
