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Changed for the Better
Artist
Weval
ReleaseProduct
Changed for the Better
Label
Technicolour
Catalogue Number
TCLRDNL040
Release Date
November 12, 2021

  • Vinyl EP

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    TCLR040

    • 140g vinyl in a black paper inner sleeve
    • housed in an artworked 3mm spined outer sleeve
    • Artwork by Vasjen Katro.

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Press Release

Critically-acclaimed Dutch act Weval (AKA Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers) arrive on Ninja Tune’s Technicolour imprint with their new EP Changed For The Better. The duo hail from Amsterdam, where they have been cultivating a unique sound that balances club-ready electronic funk, emotive synth arrangements and distorted drums with bold, beautifully composed melodies and songwriting. The duo recently embarked on a mission to rediscover themselves and what truly drives them, in a process of liberation from self-imposed constraints. Their creative process was reinvigorated with an uninhibited approach and Changed For The Better represents Weval unfiltered, accepting themselves for who they truly are. It’s sincere and heartfelt and unashamedly positive.

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Digital Track List

  1. 1 Changed for the Better 5:46 Buy

    Changed for the Better

  2. 2 Fire 4:29 Buy

    Fire

  3. 3 Should be Fine 2:55 Buy

    Should be Fine

  4. 4 Letter 5:32 Buy

    Letter

Track List

Side A
A1. Changed for the Better
A2. Fire

Side B
B1. Should be Fine B2. Letter

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Weval

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Technicolour

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Experimental Pop and New Wave

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