Beck has released his new album Colors today and you can start streaming it. The follow-up to his Album of the Year Grammy award winner was produced by Greg Kurstin and Beck, with the exception of “Wow” produced by Beck and Cole M.G.N., and “Fix Me” produced by Beck.
Along with making available the new record, Beck has shared a so-called slime visualizer for opening track “Colors.” The colorful visual zooms into different shots of people squeezing, folding, and playing with slime of different textures. As weird as it is, it makes sense and you’ve just got to see it to get it. Check that below.
To celebrate its release, fans will be able to check out one-time-only pop-up stores in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle this weekend. The pop-up stores will offer exclusive merchandise, music and more. You can find details on when and where to check out a Beck store, scroll pas the music.
Hear Beck’s 13th album below.
Saturday October 14:
New York – Brooklyn Flea, Soho – 10am to 6pm
Sunday October 15:
Los Angeles – Melrose Trading Post – 9am to 5pm
Seattle – Fremont Market – 10am to 4pm
Chicago – Vintage Garage – 10am to 5pm
New York – Brooklyn Flea, Dumbo – 10am to 6pm
For more info, follow along at http://twitter.com/beckpopups.
Beck will kick off the first full week following Colors’ release with a return to The Ellen Degeneres Show on October 17 followed by a newly announced October 18 show at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. Tickets will be on sale from October 14. Check Beck.com for further information.
