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	2.	Everyone’s Dancin’, Askin’ for More
	3.	Feel it!
	4.	Yearning More
	5.	Electric Strut
	6.	Magnetic
	7.	Dystopia
	8.	Last Kiss
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	11.	Nightlife Queens
	12.	Overload
	13.	Ashes
	14.	Dance with the Death
	15.	Dreams of Dread
	16.	Chasing the Night
	17.	Reach the Sky
	18.	Till the Sun Starts to Show
	19.	Electric Vibes
	20.	My Dear
	21.	I’ve Got The Heat
	22.	Where All The Neon Lights Go
	23.	Mi Amore
	24.	Heat in Your Chest
	25.	In Shadows
	26.	In the Black
	27.	Love Yourself
	28.	Take a Breath
	29.	Flying High
	30.	Simulation
	31.	Lose it with You
	32.	Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
	33.	Techno Ecstasy
	34.	Dream in Motion
	35.	Phantom

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Hard World

"Isolation" is a song from Joy Division's second/final album, "Closer," released in 1980. We recorded this version on Thursday March 19th, 2020, while self-isolating at home in Los Angeles, California. 

All of our upcoming shows have been cancelled.

Lyrics:

In fear every day, every evening 
He calls her aloud from above 
Carefully watched for a reason 
Painstaking devotion and love 
Surrendered to self preservation 
From others who care for themselves 
A blindness that touches perfection 
But hurts just like anything else 

Isolation 
Isolation 
Isolation 

Mother I tried please believe me 
I'm doing the best that I can 
I'm ashamed of the things I've been put through 
I'm ashamed of the person I am 

Isolation 
Isolation 
Isolation 

But if you could just see the beauty 
These things I could never describe 
These pleasures a wayward distraction 
This is my one lucky prize 

Isolation 
Isolation 
Isolation 
Isolation 
Isolation

Credits:

Released March 20, 2020 
Recorded, performed, produced, and mixed by YACHT 
Mastered by Rob Dennler

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YACHT - Isolation

“Do They Owe Us a Living?” is one of the very first songs recorded by the British anarchist punk band Crass in 1977. The chorus is “do they owe us a living? Of course they fucking do,” meaning that we all—regardless of who we are or where we come from or what we do for work—deserve quality of life. That this idea is still radical in 2020 is testament to the infuriating lack of creativity, empathy, and joy that constitutes life in a purely capitalist society. 

Crass sold their albums so cheaply they lost money on every sale; this single costs $5 and we’re donating 100% of proceeds to One Fair Wage’s Emergency Coronavirus Tipped and Service Worker Support Fund, which provides direct cash assistance to restaurant workers, car service drivers, delivery workers, personal service workers and more who are owed a living, now as ever. 

Our recording owes a huge debt of gratitude to The Soft Pink Truth, who recorded an excellent version of “Do They Owe Us a Living?” for 2004 for Do You Want New Wave (Or Do You Want The Soft Pink Truth?). Our cover is a cover of this cover. 

The Crass Logo was designed by Dave King. We made this pixel version in Animal Crossing.

Lyrics:

Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they do, of course they do 
Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they fucking do 

They don't want me anymore, threw it on the floor 
Used to call me sweet thing, I'm nobody's plaything 
And now that I am different, love to bust my head 
You'd love to see me cop out, love to see me dead 

Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they do, of course they do 
Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they fucking do 

The living that is owed to me, I'm never going to get 
Buggered this whole world up, up to their necks in debt. 
Give you a lobotomy for something you ain't done 
Make you the epitome of everything that's wrong 

Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they do, of course they do 
Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they fucking do 

Don't take any notice of what the public thinks 
So much on the TV, just don't want to think. 
Used you as a target, they want to sell advice 
When you don't want to hear it, say you're full of vice 

Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they do, of course they do 
Do they owe us a living? 
Of course they fucking do

Credits:

Released April 3, 2020 
Recorded, performed, produced, and mixed by YACHT 
Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk

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Do They Owe Us A Living

YACHT - Do They Owe Us A Living?

Week six of quarantine and now we're dreaming about long nights driving aimlessly around Los Angeles with our friends, pinballing from place to place and feeling the sense of aliveness you get just from being in cars, showing up to parties, leaving, heading somewhere else, to the club, always moving & never going anywhere, detached from time until the night turns to morning. "Popularity" is our favorite song from our favorite Sparks album (1983's "In Outer Space")—a perfect ode to being a vapid LA person going everywhere at once, and to the simple satisfaction of being around other people and feeling popular. By the time we get back out into the world we'll have forgotten what our favorite places are called too. This whole album is perfect and nails a balance of reckless energy and deep loneliness that feels very appropriate to our moment.

Lyrics

I like you and you like me a lot 
And we do those things that can make us feel hot 
Then we join some friends, all of them are all right 
And we talk a while, then we climb in our cars 

What a night, we all drive into town 
Where we'll park our cars, and meet the rest of our friends 
At a place that's called, I forget what it's called 
But it's really great, and all our friends will be there 

Popularity 

I like you and you like me a lot 
And it's nice to be all alone with you too 
But it's also nice being out with our friends 
Cause they're all all right, maybe that's why we're friends 

Popularity 

I feel great, but it's getting real late 
So I'll drive you home and you'll slide up real close 
I'm so glad we met, and I like you so much 
And I'm also glad that I got all those friends 

Popularity

Credits

Released April 23, 2020 
Recorded, performed, produced, and mixed by YACHT 
Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk

YACHT - Popularity

YACHT—Young Americans Challenging High Technology—is a post-pop trio based in Los Angeles. They are neither young nor all American. 

YACHT are new wave radio rejects; perpetual outsiders; canny observers; dreamer-prophets who average seven years ahead of their time. Founded in 2002 in the Pacific Northwest DIY scene, they’ve since released seven full-length albums and dozens of singles and EPs, always supplementing their releases with multimedia projects and high-concept experiments. 

An unplayable compact disc, a philosophical handbook, an eyewear collection, a fragrance, an app, a 62-foot video installation: their ambition to make exceptional things is voracious, playful, and limitless. For YACHT, music is a world and everyone is invited. 

YACHT’s seventh album, Chain Tripping, which was composed in collaboration with Artificial Intelligence, was nominated for a GRAMMY Award for Best Immersive Audio Album in 2020. A feature documentary about YACHT’s work with AI, The Computer Accent, was released in 2024. New Release is the first studio album from YACHT in five years. Recorded at their home in Los Angeles, the album is a slice of sly post-pop, playfully occupying a parallel timeline somewhere between 1983 and infinity.

Hard World

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