Eighty Ninety Released Ruins From Their Self-Titled Debut LP, Eighty Ninety

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment magazine in the UK“, indie-pop duo Eighty Ninety released their self-titled debut album, with the album’s opening track, Ruins.

Ruins

Following a slew of singles, The Hard Way, Face Like a Sunset, Stay Alive, and 2 Carat, indie-pop duo Eighty Ninety have released Ruins, the final single from the band’s highly-anticipated self-titled album. It’s a classic Eighty Ninety song, overflowing with raw emotion, textured indie-pop production, and Abner’s hauntingly beautiful vocals. 

Ruins is a reflection the past, the choices we didn’t make and the ‘what ifs’’that still linger. We wanted to capture the ache of those missed opportunities and unspoken words, and to reflect on our youth and the ruins we all carry with us. The rest of the album also explores how we shape our lives on the foundations of those ruins and their enduring impact on who we become.

-Eighty Ninety

Eighty Ninety

Eighty Ninety is the project of Brooklyn-based brothers Abner James (vocals, production) and Harper James (guitar, production) who fuse intimate storytelling, sticky melodies, and minimalist pop productions built on acoustic instruments and electronic sounds. They call their style “808s and telecasters” — a shorthand for both their music and their anything-goes mentality in the studio. 

The band emerged in 2016 with their beloved debut EP, ‘Elizabeth,’ which featured their viral hit “Three Thirty,” and have gone on to share numerous hit singles in the years since. Their music has resonated with fans and critics alike, amassing over 33 millions streams and praise from Alternative Press, Billboard and Ones To Watch.

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Listen to “Ruins” on all streaming platforms: https://ffm.to/ruins8090

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