Avicii’s Posthumous Album “TIM” Is Out Now

Roughly 14 months since Avicii handed away, his posthumous album TIM is now out to the general public. That includes 12 new tracks and collaborations from Chris Martin of Coldplay, Bonn, A R I Z O N A, Think about Dragons, Aloe Blacc and extra, these are seemingly the ultimate new Avicii tracks that the general public will ever hear.

Listening to TIM with that mindset is tragically bittersweet. In any case, it’s at all times straightforward to implant your individual interpretations on an artist’s music after they’ve handed, particularly in the event that they’ve taken their very own life. (Suppose Chester Bennington’s music with Linkin Park.) That being stated, a lot of TIM is extremely vibrant and hopeful with uplifting melodies and highly effective writing.

In fact, the album didn’t prove precisely as Avicii would have wished, at the least not 100%. A lot of the tracks on the album weren’t fully completed on the time of his dying, and have been polished and accomplished primarily based on instructions he’d left behind by trusted manufacturing companions. It’s as near the actual Avicii as we’ll get, so we’d as nicely throw out these ideas of incompleteness out.

Together with beforehand launched singles “SOS” with Aloe Blacc and “Powerful Love” with Agnes, Vargas & Lagola, followers additionally get “Heaven” with Chris Martin, “Maintain The Line” with A R I Z O N A, and my private favourite, “Coronary heart Upon My Sleeve” with Think about Dragons.

At solely 38 minutes, the album is over earlier than you understand it and also you’re left wanting a lot extra — one other bittersweet realization on the finish.