Pink Two Feet

• 1 Intro 01:09
• 2 Pink 02:03
• 3 BBY 02:41
• 4 Call Me, I Still Love You 01:08
• 5 You? 02:49
• 6 44 Lies 03:15
• 7 Lost The Game 02:52
• 8 Grey 03:25
• 9 Maria 03:04
• 10 Felt like playing guitar and not singing part 2 02:53
• 11 I Can't Relate 02:36
• 12 We Will Be Alright 01:51
• 13 Pink Reprise 02:11
• Total Runtime 31:57

Info for Pink

After releasing a string of new songs, singer/songwriter Two Feet, aka Bill Dess, has released details of his full-length debut album, Pink.

In a statement, Dess says, "For a lot of these lyrics, I’m using real memories and trying to figure out the best way to formulate and pull emotions from listeners. That’s how my past experiences affected this record."

"A lot of the songs deal with the passage of time and how you interpret it," he adds. "Musically, I wanted it to be a full album with bangers, heavy songs, and acoustic tracks.”

Two Feet

Two Feet
He was putting the final touches on a song he had written earlier that day - unapologetically titled “Go Fuck Yourself”, the track was written in a three hour blur and he hadn’t given too much thought too until he had sent it to a handful of friends who said differently. Switching the track to public on soundcloud, Two Feet closed his laptop and let the liquor take him to sleep. By the time he woke up in the morning, “Go Fuck Yourself” had garnered thousands of streams and his inbox was ringing with messages from new fans and prospective labels.

7 months on and Two Feet aka Bill something is reflecting on his debut EP - the appropriately titled, “First Steps.” Independently released, the EP is a collection of 4 songs born out of frustration and a knee-jerk reaction to other projects he had been working. “I kind of just put it up because I was fed up with the other music I was making for other people” Bill says. “I was really not expecting anything to come from it. And to watch it just sort of blow up and see how people have responded to it has been incredible.”

Since it debuted in May on independent label, Majestic Casual Records, the First Steps EP has crept it’s way onto major tastemaker playlists on Spotify, garnering millions of streams across the platform as well as Soundcloud, where it was first discovered. Two Feet has caught the attention of the blogosphere, with “Go Fuck Yourself” sitting at the top of the HypeMachine charts on multiple occasions, with praise from the likes of Indie Shuffle and others tastemakers, with the likes of Louis The Child playing the track in their DJ sets.

For the most part, Two Feet’s hazy and mellow sound is a nod to contemporary artists like Chet Faker, with a low-key beat that is as subtle as it is unshakeable, but at the core of the EP lies Harlem influences. Tracks like “Quick Musical Doodles and Sex” bleed with an unabashed blues heart, with flitters of guitar provocatively stacked against an unrelenting electronic backbone. It’s perhaps in this instant where Two Feet’s jazz influences come into play and realising that less can be more, as he nonchalantly and infrequently sings, “do you remember my love?”, while the guitar riffs over a soft beat.

“I had been producing a lot of electronic music, so that was at the front of my mind, but I was listening to loads and loads of blues music, and I always had been - I learnt how to play blues guitar,” Bill explains. “So when I sat down to make my own music, all the influences were just sort of there…. and combined,” he notes. With additional hints of indie, r&B and jazz, Bill is still getting used to seeing people respond to his music.

“The other day someone sent me a snap of Miguel, and he was listening to one of my tracks in the background. That was wild.”

Two Feet’s debut, “First Steps,” are just that, but since uploading that first track, he’s certainly leapt of his friends couch and hit the ground running.

This album contains no booklet.