"Goods" is the ninth and final song released from Kin. It was originally released on June 5th. On August 29th,
the video was released on iTunes. It has now been released as the first official radio single.
"Goods" is currently available for FREE on Amazon as an "Artists On The Rise" spotlight song.
Also, before anybody attacks me for making a new thread for "Goods" rather than requesting that the old one be opened, I received permission from the moderators. The old thread is outdated, and wasn't made when it was being released as an actual single; just a promo single.
I mean this in the most loving way: What the hell format is going to play this?
I don't know. Though, the good thing is that "Goods" is one of the most radio friendly songs on the album, along with "Play". They're really the only two I could see doing anything. The others would not fit at all.
I'm not sure if "Goods" will get airplay outside of the few appearances she makes on radio stations, but it would be cool to see it chart somewhere.
Why is Clump not on the album? It should be released as an official single, It's attractive and misterious, it would smash in the alternative population. lol.
Why is Clump not on the album? It should be released as an official single, It's attractive and misterious, it would smash in the alternative population. lol.
Why is Clump not on the album? It should be released as an official single, It's attractive and misterious, it would smash in the alternative population. lol.
And I love this song .
"Clump" was technically a part of Bounty, which was never released as an album.
It's weird to think that, at the time, "Clump" was her most "mainstream" song.
Yes, I know, but isn't Kin like their first official album? Then why not using it again? That's my question hahaha.
Yes, it was their first album. They wanted to start over with a fresh batch of tracks. They recorded all of Kin at once, not over a period of several years while they were also working on Bounty. That's why both eras have such different sounds and images.
Though, the good thing is that "Goods" is one of the most radio friendly songs on the album, along with "Play". They're really the only two I could see doing anything. The others would not fit at all.
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