A Different Kind Of Human – Step 2 AURORA
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- 1 The River 03:37
- 2 Animal 03:34
- 3 Dance On The Moon 03:36
- 4 Daydreamer 03:39
- 5 Hunger 02:46
- 6 Soulless Creatures 05:02
- 7 In Bottles 03:58
- 8 A Different Kind Of Human 04:01
- 9 Apple Tree 03:08
- 10 The Seed 04:26
- 11 Mothership 02:16
Info for A Different Kind Of Human – Step 2
A Different Kind of Human is Aurora's third album, and one that forms the second part of last year's surprise release, the critically acclaimed Infections of A Different Kind. A more experimental album than it's predecessors, it is a record that finds Aurora focusing on the ecological crisis and the consequences of the rampant individualism so prevalent in society. It is another hugely impressive, conceptual leap forward from the young artist and one that firmly consolidates Aurora as a creative force to be reckoned with!! The album features singles "Animal" and "The Seed".
“It’s quite a happy song… it’s been a while since I’ve had a joyful song so it feels very nice. It was inspired by something quite sad as I looked at the suicide rates on this planet and apparently 73% of them were men and then I thought, why is that the case? Then I realised, obviously, it must be because of the feeling that you can’t talk about your emotions and show that you’re in pain because pain is often associated with weakness but you know, here in my world it’s not, so the song is inspired by something quite sad but it is also happy because crying can be such a positive experience, especially afterwards when you actually feel a bit lighter. It’s about that feeling to let off some steam as they say here in England.”
"When I was 12, I saw Aurora’s ›Runaway‹ music video. Something inside me clicked, like, that is what I want to do, no matter whether it goes anywhere or not." (Billie Eilish)
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