
Ari Roar unveils beautifully bittersweet lo-fi pop track "Implode"
Ari Roar - aka Texan artist Caleb Campbell - has shared "Implode", the latest preview of upcoming debut record Calm Down.
The track links up with the album's title track to show more of Campbell's swoony, sun-bleached sound. "Implode" sees the Dallas native combining classic pop charm with frustrated reflections and lo-fi flourishes - it's a beautifully bittersweet outing from his upcoming Bella Union debut.
"I wrote this song during a stretch of being single and going through the all-too-familiar string of first dates," Campbell says of the track. "I guess it’s my diary entry to the annoyance that can bring when you start reliving the same experience over and over."
Calm Down was recorded in New York's Business District Recording studios with producer Hunter Davidsohn.
- Ami Taf Ra announces Kamasi Washington-produced debut album, The Prophet and The Madman
- Upchuck sign to Domino and share Ty Segall-produced track, "Plastic"
- Motion City Soundtrack announce first album in a decade, The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World
- Winter joins forces with Horse Jumper of Love on new single, "Misery"
- Watch Speedy Wunderground-signed experimentalists O. live in session
- Bicep collaborate with indigenous artists on new project, TAKKUUK
- Noah Cyrus details second album, I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday

Patrick Wolf
Crying The Neck
