Locket (EP)

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Locket
File:Crumb Locket ep cover.jpg
EP by
ReleasedJune 23, 2017
Length15:10
ProducerJohn Scott, Crumb
Crumb chronology
Crumb
(2016)
Locket
(2017)
Jinx
(2019)

Locket is the second extended play (EP) by the American psychedelic rock band Crumb. The song "Locket" from the EP has become one of the band's best performing songs, currently with over 118 million plays on Spotify.[1]

Music

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The instrumentals on the EP have been described as being located in a "cloudy-but-clean pop/jazz realm" with themes and feelings of "detachment, melancholia, nostalgia, and uncertainty."[2]

Critical reception

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Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Secret Meaning75/100
Sputnik Music3.5/5

In a 75/100 review, Secret Meaning said of the instrumentals "Everything seems to happen in its own time, at the right time", while praising Ramani's voice.[3] Sputnik Music described "The sound is so ethereal, so dreamy, it gives the listener a sense of unreality. It's as if you heard these songs while dreaming in a deep sleep, and you try to remember them after you've woken up."[4]

Track listing

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All tracks are written by Crumb.

No.TitleLength
1."Plants"3:11
2."Recently Played"2:00
3."Thirty-Nine"4:39
4."Locket"5:18
Total length:15:10

Personnel

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Crumb

  • Lila Ramani – guitar, vocals
  • Jesse Brotter – bass, vocals
  • Bri Aronow – synthesizers, keyboard, saxophone
  • Jonathan Gilad – drums

Additional personnel

  • John Scott – producer
  • Adam P. Cissel – mastering
  • Isaac Baird, Lilly Donlon, Jesse Brotter, and Lila Ramani – artwork

References

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