Barenaked Ladies: In Flight

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Description:

In Flight is the eighteenth studio album by BNL (Barenaked Ladies), a Canadian alternative rock band. The album showcases the band’s signature dry wit and insightful observations, delivered by vocalist/guitarist Ed Robertson, bassist Jim Creeggan, keyboardist/guitarist Kevin Hearn, and drummer Tyler Stewart. However, In Flight also reflects a sense of maturity and lessons learned, as well as a deep appreciation for life’s joys. The album’s first single, “Lovin’ Life,” encapsulates the overall sense of joy and appreciation found throughout In Flight. BNL also pays tribute to the special connection that occurs between a band and its audience in the track “One Night.” Robertson, the primary songwriter, describes this connection as intense and magical, emphasizing its significance for both the band and the audience. In addition to the eight songs written or co-written by Ed Robertson, the album features four songs from Kevin Hearn, including heartfelt odes to Toronto titled “See the Tower” and “The Peace Lady.” Jim Creeggan contributes two songs, including “Wake Up,” which he co-wrote with Max Kerman of the Arkells. Produced by Grammy and Award-Winning producer Eric Ratz, In Flight is a highly anticipated album that is ready to take off. With its mix of clever lyrics, engaging melodies, and the band’s distinctive sound, it promises to be a standout addition to BNL’s discography. If you’d like to learn more about Barenaked Ladies, the band has a rich musical history spanning several decades. Known for their comedic style and energetic performances, they have won numerous awards and gained a dedicated fanbase. Over the years, BNL has released hit songs such as “One Week,” “If I Had $1,000,000,” and “Pinch Me,” solidifying their status as one of Canada’s most beloved rock bands.