Beck tells us about ‘Ride Lonesome’: “It took a long time to get that kind of courage to be this direct and emotional”
Beck's been through enough sonic reinventions to know that sometimes the bravest thing an artist can do is strip back the layers and actually feel something, properly. After decades of genre-hopping, it sounds like he's finally ready to sit with the uncomfortable stuff, and honestly, that's the kind of vulnerability that tends to resonate more than any algorithmic playlist ever could. For anyone who's followed Beck's career, there's something quite moving about an artist of his stature deciding that directness and emotional honesty matter more than keeping everyone guessing.
From NME Music: The alt-rock icon caught up with NME to give us the lowdown on his new "heartbreak" album following on from 'Sea Change' and 'Morning Phase', why sincerity seemed "nauseating" in the '90s, and why human feeling will always trump AI The post Beck tells us about ‘Ride Lonesome’: “It took a long time to get that kind of courage to be this direct and emotional” appeared first on NME.