Inner Nature announces new album, ‘Violet Vices’
Inner Nature has released their newest album Violet Vices this summer, their first new music in almost three years. Combining elements from their last album and previous singles, Violet Vices weaves itself in-between chillwave and indie dance. Recorded entirely in their bedroom studio, producer Casey Groat delivers a gentle nod towards indie hits from the early 2010s, with acts such as Neon Indian and Washed Out serving as inspirations.
“I’ve always wanted to make music that could easily be mistaken for a track found somewhere in the early Myspace era. I think those were some of the best years for music production; back when technology was advancing exponentially, and artists were discovering new ways to make things even weirder.”
Casey Groat, Inner Nature
Violet Vices is now available digitally and on cassette via UK internet label My Pet Flamingo. The notable single to emerge from the album is ‘Doubts’ – An anthem for all artists struggling with pursuing their passions in the modern era. Alongside the groovy basslines and retrospective lyrics, the track features an abstract and charming music video directed by Sacramento videographer, Paul Bates, recorded on 35mm film.