#168 - The 14s (10th Anniversary LPs) Pt. 3
Oct 25, 2024•30 min•Ep. 168
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Episode description
Welcome to another episode of WorkTape, where we explore the diverse sounds of 2014 through influential albums that left a lasting impact. We dive into Mac DeMarco's laid-back indie classic Salad Days, Pharrell’s chart-topping G I R L, and YG’s West Coast anthem My Krazy Life. We also reflect on Ed Sheeran's breakthrough with X and the powerful presence of Sia's 1000 Forms of Fear. Join us as we celebrate the unique artistry and genre-spanning impact of these records a decade later.
Episode Highlights:
- How did Mac DeMarco's Salad Days set a new standard for indie music?
- Did Pharrell’s G I R L live up to the massive success of “Happy”?
- What influence did YG's My Krazy Life have on West Coast hip-hop?
- How did Ed Sheeran’s X a mark a turning point in his career?
- How did Sia’s 1000 Forms of Fear push the boundaries of indie pop?
- What made St. Vincent such a unique player in modern rock?
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