Name: Look Up [2 CD][Explicit]
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Look Up [Explicit] [2 Discs]

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Album: Look Up [Explicit]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Look Up	More Info...
2)	Headed Home	More Info...
3)	Free Love	More Info...
4)	Goddess (feat. G-Eazy)	More Info...
5)	Did It Again Last Night	More Info...
6)	Howlin' At the Moon	More Info...
7)	My Hippy (feat. Dizzy Wright)	More Info...
8)	Shoot 'Em Down (feat. Machine Gun Kelly, Blackbear)	More Info...
9)	My Favorite Shirt is My Skin	More Info...
10)	Never Quit (feat. Travis Barker)	More Info...
11)	1970	More Info...
12)	Not That Bad (feat. Jody Highroller)	More Info...
13)	Modivation	More Info...
14)	Mushrooms	More Info...
15)	Same Way (Pt. 2)	More Info...
16)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 1)	More Info...
17)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 2)	More Info...
18)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 3)	More Info...
19)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 4)	More Info...
20)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 5)	More Info...

Album: Look Up [Explicit]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Look Up	More Info...
2)	Headed Home	More Info...
3)	Free Love	More Info...
4)	Goddess (feat. G-Eazy)	More Info...
5)	Did It Again Last Night	More Info...
6)	Howlin' At the Moon	More Info...
7)	My Hippy (feat. Dizzy Wright)	More Info...
8)	Shoot 'Em Down (feat. Machine Gun Kelly, Blackbear)	More Info...
9)	My Favorite Shirt is My Skin	More Info...
10)	Never Quit (feat. Travis Barker)	More Info...
11)	1970	More Info...
12)	Not That Bad (feat. Jody Highroller)	More Info...
13)	Modivation	More Info...
14)	Mushrooms	More Info...
15)	Same Way (Pt. 2)	More Info...
16)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 1)	More Info...
17)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 2)	More Info...
18)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 3)	More Info...
19)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 4)	More Info...
20)	Did I Ever Wake Up? (Pt. 5)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Recording information: Blooming Sounds USA (09/2014); Paris, France (09/2014).
Coming out of Minneapolis as the former drummer of the post-hardcore band Four Letter Lie, Derek Smith aka Mod Sun sounds like the opposite of his back-story. His debut album, Look Up, is sun-drenched pop-rap -- or as Mod calls it, hippie-hop -- as if Chris Webby and Sean Kingston jumbled their genetics and the radio only offered enjoyable hooks and irie vibes, 24-7. "Goddess" is the best example of how Mod Sun can rap a positive rhyme while trading in Maroon 5-styled swagger and pop-styled reggae, while "Howlin' at the Moon" is the less Jamaican, more Californian version of the same sweetness with light EDM powering the pre-club anthem. The topics here are light and airy and yet these singalong lyrics are a good argument that the drumsticks should be hung up for good, and if Mod Sun's jump from post-hardcore to rap seems an insincere cash-in, he's bold and brave enough to invite most of the current competition (Machine Gun Kelly, G-Eazy, Riff Raff, and more) onto his debut album for easy comparisons. Hippie-hop is a cringe-worthy term, but Mod Sun's debut example of it is still a vacation worth taking. ~ David Jeffries