Yumi And The Weather LP, by Yumi And The Weather

Yumi And The Weather LP

by Yumi And The Weather

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

£8 GBP or more
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Includes unlimited streaming of Yumi And The Weather LP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 7 days

£15 GBP or more

1.	Celebrate (free) 03:46	download
2.	Look At The Night 04:59	buy track
3.	Hustle 03:46	buy track
4.	Nothing Left To Try 02:57	buy track
5.	Callum 04:28	buy track
6.	Long Before 03:45	buy track
7.	Find Another 03:25	buy track
8.	Feel The Same 02:45	buy track
9.	No Such Thing 03:46	buy track
10.	The Line 03:56	buy track
11.	Without You 03:37	buy track

about

Since first emerging in 2013 with her critically acclaimed ‘All We Can’ EP, Yumi And The Weather have spent the past few years perfecting their unique blend of electrifying technicolour psych-pop, finally emerging with their long-awaited full length offering (released via their own MIOHMI RECORDS imprint). Armed with this new arsenal of unrelentingly catchy and stirring pieces of music, Yumi are ready to continue their path of destruction (which has included a stint supporting British Sea Power, a slot at Secret Garden Party, Bad Pond Festival and heavy radio support from BBC 6 Music’s Shaun Keaveny, Nemone and Radio X’s John Kennedy (including live sessions for BBC Introducing and Radio X)

A beautifully crafted album full of dynamics, their debut offering takes flight over a sprawling soundscape, paying little regard to genre confines. From the sparkling electronic spires of opening track ‘Celebrate’ and subterranean driving energy of hit single ‘Look At The Night’, accented by the arpeggiated neon synth lines of ‘Hustle’ and polyrhythmic guitar patterns of ‘Without You’ – there is some truly incredible musicianship on display here, all the time complimented by frontwoman Ruby Taylors impeccable ear for melody and powerful, yet delicate delivery.
Created in a small studio room above a sandwich shop in her coastal home town of Worthing, UK the album demonstrates Ruby’s song writing prowess, with sounds drawing from her electronic roots, spanning from dark synth heavy production to crunchy garage rock guitars, and soaring power pop anthems.

Having previously been confined to the isolation her bedroom studio, this new space gave birth to a collaboration friend Rob Flynn (of local duo Oslo Parks) who produced the album alongside Ruby, allowing her to explore the furthest reaches of her potential. This new working arrangement provided sanctuary, an escape from her lonely and uninspiring writing environment, one made worse from suffering yearly outburst of mania/bipolar disorder.
On the writing of the album Ruby explains, “It reflects what was going on in my life due to unsteady and uncertain relationships with people, and battling negativity because of overthinking, meanwhile dealing with low self-esteem”.

“Down to the boil, it is very influenced by Love, and the feeling that there is a lack of it for ourselves, and each other at times and the plea for empathy and kindness” Ruby states.
Having become a figurehead of the South-East music scene over the past few years, Yumi And The Weather are set to put themselves on the map much further afield with this incredible debut offering.

credits

released September 14, 2018

P & C lines: 2018 MIOHMI Records
Produced by Ruby Taylor & Rob Flynn
Mixed by Rob Flynn
Mastered by Kevin Tuffy at Pierce Rooms, London
All music composed by Ruby Taylor
All lyrics written by Ruby Taylor
All tracks published by Vacant Music administered by Sentric Music

Contributors:
Guitar/Vocals/Synth/Bass/Sequencing/Percussion/Piano: Ruby Taylor
Trumpet/Piano/Synth/Guitar/Bass/Percussion/*Sequencing (*Track 4): Rob Flynn
Drums (Track 2/Track 8): Robin Joseph Pryor
Saxophone (Track 1): Will Rathbone

Album Art by Jack Hardwicke
Original Photo by Frankie Knight

license

total		USD

about

Yumi And The Weather Brighton, UK

shows

Aug 13

The Victoria, Dalston

London, UK
Apr 03

Exchange

Bristol, UK

contact / help

Contact Yumi And The Weather

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like Yumi And The Weather, you may also like:

Slow Air
by Still Corners

supported by 5 fans who also own “Yumi And The Weather LP”

Take me to the black lagoon earsonline
go to album
Quiet Signs
by Jessica Pratt

supported by 4 fans who also own “Yumi And The Weather LP”

Ethereal escape with an enigmatic presence reminiscent of Sibylle Baier. Frances Derr
go to album
Thalassa
by Ioanna Gika

supported by 4 fans who also own “Yumi And The Weather LP”

"Thalassa" reminds me about smth eternal that's out of time. The whole record is great. Thank you, Ioanna 🖤🌙✨ vtlk5
go to album
Lugares
by Alexandre Klinke

featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 5, 2016
go to album
So You Think You Found Love?
by Sasha and the Valentines

Crushed-out dream pop from Austin, TX with a little bit of sparkling psych-surf in the mix for extra summery, floaty vibes. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 20, 2021
go to album
Perfumed Earth
by Purple Pilgrims

The New Zealand duo play the dreamiest of dreampop, but upon closer listening, there’s darkness buried just beneath. Bandcamp Album of the Day Aug 8, 2019
go to album
Don't Count On Me
by The Controversy

supported by 4 fans who also own “Yumi And The Weather LP”

There has been critical buzz around The Controversy and I can see why. This album is varied in style, at times haunting and austere in a manner reminiscent of This Mortal Coil, at other times pulsing with electronic beats like 80s synthpop, while elsewhere influenced by trip hop. Laura Vall's beautiful enchanting voice is the main common thread. Jabod
go to album