Charlotte Cardin- 99 Nights (Mod) (CD)
Multi JUNO-winning Canadian singer/songwriter Charlotte Cardin has released "Jim Carrey," the fourth offering from her stellar sophomore album 99 Nights. The playful, upbeat track, partially inspired by the acclaimed actor of it's title, is a love letter to personal freedom as Charlotte repeats in the anthemic chorus, "Goodbye my worthless ego / Without you I'm finally free, oh." "Jim Carrey" follows a string of impressive singles, "99 Nights," "Confetti" and "Looping," all of which garnered widespread excitement and praise from the likes of Billboard, V Magazine, UPROXX and more. Cardin carefully assembled what would become 99 Nights while on the road in 2021. After initial sessions in Montréal, she wrote and recorded in London, Los Angeles, and Toronto to "fuel a creative free flow." She shares, "We called it 99 Nights, because it was a big journey through all of these worlds I needed to explore in order to touch base with the most important things in my life. I realized I needed to get the fuck out of where I was. The 99 Nights are a symbol of one chapter closing and another beginning. It's nostalgic because there's an ending, but it's very hopeful since I'm starting over. The first few months of the process traced a path for the sound, emotion, and stories I would be sharing, hence the title." TRACKLISTING 1. Puppy 2. Enfer 3. Confetti 4. Way Back 5. Jim Carrey 6. How High 7. Somebody First 8. 99 Nights 9. Someone I Could Love 10. Looping 11. Daddy's A Psycho 12. Next to You.
Tracklist:
- Puppy
- Enfer
- Confetti
- Way Back
- Jim Carrey
- How High
- Somebody First
- 99 Nights
- Someone I Could Love
- Looping
- Daddy's A Psycho
- Next to You
Multi JUNO-winning Canadian singer/songwriter Charlotte Cardin has released "Jim Carrey," the fourth offering from her stellar sophomore album 99 Nights. The playful, upbeat track, partially inspired by the acclaimed actor of it's title, is a love letter to personal freedom as Charlotte repeats in the anthemic chorus, "Goodbye my worthless ego / Without you I'm finally free, oh." "Jim Carrey" follows a string of impressive singles, "99 Nights," "Confetti" and "Looping," all of which garnered widespread excitement and praise from the likes of Billboard, V Magazine, UPROXX and more. Cardin carefully assembled what would become 99 Nights while on the road in 2021. After initial sessions in Montréal, she wrote and recorded in London, Los Angeles, and Toronto to "fuel a creative free flow." She shares, "We called it 99 Nights, because it was a big journey through all of these worlds I needed to explore in order to touch base with the most important things in my life. I realized I needed to get the fuck out of where I was. The 99 Nights are a symbol of one chapter closing and another beginning. It's nostalgic because there's an ending, but it's very hopeful since I'm starting over. The first few months of the process traced a path for the sound, emotion, and stories I would be sharing, hence the title." TRACKLISTING 1. Puppy 2. Enfer 3. Confetti 4. Way Back 5. Jim Carrey 6. How High 7. Somebody First 8. 99 Nights 9. Someone I Could Love 10. Looping 11. Daddy's A Psycho 12. Next to You.
Tracklist:
- Puppy
- Enfer
- Confetti
- Way Back
- Jim Carrey
- How High
- Somebody First
- 99 Nights
- Someone I Could Love
- Looping
- Daddy's A Psycho
- Next to You