Innkeepers fans had to wait four years to hear a new theme of the Caracas group. The wait is over and it can be animated with "Paradise", the first single from his new album, after the release of their debut LP 'Indelible' (2009), which contained 5 songs. However, the completed disc came out in 2011.
The alternative rock band formed in 2006 by Luis Jimenez (vocals and guitar), Andres Belloso (bass), Carlos Sardi (synthesizers) and brothers Juan Ignacio (vocals and guitar) and Andrés Sucre (drums) defined his proposal as " music today with colors and sounds of yesterday. "
"The decision to choose" Paradise "is based on searching contrast, we always liked the bands that reinvent themselves and that's always been our goal for the second album." Argued the vocalist Luis Jimenez.
The video was directed by Rodrigo Michelangeli, also collaborator Rawayana band, and shows a story of seduction starring the five band members, who are delighted by a femme fatale corrupting the story ends with an unexpected twist. The song is an up-beat subject and has good melodies and striking riffs, showing the musical evolution of the band.
In advance of the new album, which will be launched in 2016, members commented that "t he process of composing this album was much more extensive than 'Indelible'. On the first album we recorded 11 of 12 songs written, in this case we wrote about 30 songs and chose 10 ".
Innkeepers show a more expensive alternative rock, compared with its previous disc, which retold Hector Castillo as a producer, by the hands of Didi Gutman and Carlos Imperatori, the same team that produced 'and / or' of Charliepapa.
"When this album was composed, wanted to capture the musical maturity and staff of each of the members, such flows were translating into songs and there is a mixture of both in several tracks on the album." On the new project, the band has already reared two songs played live as "Old Horse" and "Foundation".
It is always very interesting to know that walk listening groups, therefore, for the new material, Innkeepers argued that they are influenced by Depeche Mode, Simon Diaz, Natalia Lafourcade, The Who, Arctic Monkeys, Youth Lagoon, Alt-J, New Order , The Strokes, Joy Divison, Aldemaro Romero, LCD Soundsystem, Charly Garcia and many more.
Innkeepers won the Pepsi Music 2012 Award for "Rock Album of the Year" by "Indelible" also won the Intercollegiate Festival Nuevas Bandas 2008 and Washingstock Festival.
