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Album Review: Hummingbird by Local Natives

So far, 2013 has been a promising year for new indie albums, and Local Natives’ new album “Hummingbird” does not disappoint. “Hummingbird” features songs that have great depth and emotion. That isn’t new for Local Natives, but their newest track list promises to deliver some very heartfelt and deep lyrics, along with unique background music.

“Heavy Feet” is the first single off of the new album. The lyrics in “Heavy Feet” seem to carry the bands voices straight into your soul, with its lightly fast paced guitars and drums. The lyrics are delivered very well with the singer’s voice. You can hear the passion being expressed in this single.

The song “Columbia” is more focused on the personal feelings of one band member, Kelcey Ayer. With its heart wrenching lyrics and a slow pace, the song helps you get a better feeling of how personal this song is to Ayer, who wrote it for his deceased mother.

“Hummingbird” has definitely helped the band mature since the release of their last album, “Gorilla Manor.” The songs vary from flashy and fast paced tempos to something deeper and more personal. The varied melodies of the album will leave listeners satisfied, and will not bore you from repetition.

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Local Natives delivers another great album just in time for a new year. Listeners will not be disappointed when listening to this album, with many great and unique songs.

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Album Review: Hummingbird by Local Natives