FLUSH by Yueh

A few months have passed since CWALB was published and since then many things have changed. One thing that has bothered me all this time is not so much the harsh aspects of the album (its lack of neatness in some areas, its middling proposals), but its distance from reality. CWALB's format on album is quite different in many ways from what Yueh has become after ceasing to be a solo project, and in the time that we've grown together an important difference has developed between recorded and unrecorded live performances. On the one hand, the CWALB in studio allows you to explore different sounds with a greater number of instruments, sounds and resources; but live CWALB has certain sincerity and energy that its counterpart lacks. With the time passing we have leaned much more towards this second option and in an attempt to leave behind a fairly recent stage we have also decided to publish FLUSH. And maybe it's not only about leaving CWALB behind.

FLUSH are the last remnants of CWALB, an idea far removed from the reality that we live every week locked up in the studio. It is an attempt to close a stage and start work in a new direction, following the main plan. FLUSH is a hybrid: it is based on the ideas that were put into Segundo Intento (2020) and Sant'Anastasia (2021) but with lyrics more near to the personality that was proposed in CWALB, a more aggresive and urban approach. The result is quite satisfying in my opinion, and I would be glad to have dedicated much more time to this, but I think that its sloppiness is a very important part of its identity (or I'm just lazy and good with words, you decide). The EP has been ready for months but it has been sitting in my desktop, rotting, because we wanted to add a 4th song that will probably be released as a Single in the next few months. We hope you enjoy and remember to stay tuned.

Over time, things have been changing, and maybe change is still scaring me as usual. But overall I'm thankful that things have tended to improve. I wonder daily how much time we have left, but I am going to do my best to get as much use out of it as possible. I ask myself daily how much time we have left, and I think that maybe I would like to be a little better every day, and that every day I could get to know you a little more, one morning at a time.

You seem to always be hiding behind all this.

Don't regret it.

Low budget productions from the South-West Coast.

Yueh is: Diego, Gianluca, Alex and Borges.

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