Beck - ColorsBeck returns with a new album entitledColors. Beck and his producer, Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sia), played all the instruments on the album themselves, fitting in sessions while Kurstin also worked on Foo Fighters and Halsey's new LPs.Colorsactually marks a reunion for Kurstin and Beck, as the former was a keyboardist in the latter's band on 2002Sea Changetour. The album is cheerier and more experimental than Becks last LP, something attributed to his

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