mama's boy LANY

• 1 you! 04:34
• 2 cowboy in LA 03:34
• 3 heart won't let me 03:20
• 4 if this is the last time 03:23
• 5 i still talk to jesus 04:16
• 6 paper 04:04
• 7 good guys 03:44
• 8 sharing you 03:29
• 9 bad news 03:31
• 10 when you're drunk 03:32
• 11 anything 4 u 03:15
• 12 sad 03:20
• 13 (what i wish just one person would say to me) 03:34
• 14 nobody else 03:17
• Total Runtime 50:53

Info for mama's boy

"mama’s boy", the third album from Los Angeles-based trio LANY and an intentional return to the band’s Great Plain roots.

Their new album is a sweeping tribute to home, heritage and Americana filled with songs, says Klein, that highlight what’s “symbolic of being an American kid” today. The trio brought their guitars to the forefront and while their synths and keyboards still play a pivotal role they allowed them to move to the background. The record takes in a host of gifted songwriting collaborators including Dan Smyers from duo Dan + Shay, Shane McAnally, known best for his Grammy-winning contributions to Kacey Musgraves’ Golden Hour, and songwriting power couple Sasha Sloan and King Henry. It was written and recorded in Los Angeles and Nashville. “I wanted to walk the fine line of pop, cowboy and Americana.”

LANY, completed by Jake Goss and Les Priest, entered sessions for their third record on the crest of a wave. They made a big breakthrough with their 2017 self-titled album, amassing an international fanbase and selling out multiple nights at arenas across Asia off the back of it. Their 2018 follow-up Malibu Nights sealed the deal. Its heartbreak anthems cracked the Billboard Album Chart and connected in a huge way across the globe. The statistics are jaw-dropping: LANY have a social media following of 5.8 million people, have shifted over 415,000 tickets and played sold-out shows from LA’s Greek Theatre to London’s Brixton Academy, while planning arenas in major cities for this album. Their songs have been streamed over 3 billion times and they’ve had over 400 million video views.

But all of this is just the beginning. “There was only one person in the world I cared about hearing Malibu Nights,” says Paul. “Now, there’s not one person in the world I don’t want to hear Mama’s Boy.” With their third album, LANY have taken another giant leap forwards.

LANY’s breakthrough came with their 2017 self-titled debut, amassing an international fanbase and selling out multiple nights at arenas across the world. Their 2018 follow-up Malibu Nights sealed the deal. Its heartbreak anthems cracked the Billboard Album Chart and connected in a huge way across the globe. The statistics speak for themselves: LANY have a social media following of 5.8 million people, have sold over 415,000 tickets worldwide and played sold-out shows from L.A.’s Greek Theatre to London’s Brixton Academy, with arena shows in major cities planned for this album. Their songs have been streamed over three billion times and they’ve had over 430 million video views to date.

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