Grafitti Welfare releases new album

Based in Denver, Colorado, musician George Lattimore makes psychedelic indie rock music under the Graffiti Welfare moniker. Since making his debut in 2016 with his first album Into The Soul of Space, he’s charmed listeners all around the world with his unique brand of intricate dreamy soundscapes and thoughtful writing.

Taking influence from a varied range of artists such as Animal Collective, Tame Impala, Radiohead, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, MGMT, Beach Boys, Grateful Dead, Aphex Twin, Brian Eno and Miles Davis, he blends his eclectic mix of inspirations to make his original sound. Characterised by soft vocals carrying blissful melodies and delicate instrumentation that blends to create ethereal sonic scenes, Graffiti Welfare crafts elegant songs full of emotion and deep meaning.

Now back with his sophomore full-length release, the artist unveils his new album titled Revolving Shores. Following the release of lead singles “DejaBlue” and “Just Follow”, the new LP features ten new original tracks recorded at over over a period of five years before being mastered by The Wheelhouse Studio in Golden, Colorado.

Weaving an especially sentimental context to the record, the cover artwork features the artist’s late grandmother and oldest brother. With his most personal and touching work to date, his latest album sees Graffiti Welfare spin an emotive journey of exceptional songwriting filtered through evolving sounds that bend from ambient atmospheres to more experimental electronic styles and from cinematic memorable pop to laid back psychedelic vibes.

Across the new album, Graffiti Welfare ties these styles together in a seamless fashion to create a cohesive body of work that demonstrates his exquisite musicianship, graceful composition talents and production panache.

Listen to Revolving Shores below

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