Boston have posted audio samples of their first new album in more than a decade, “Life Love & Hope”, due December 3.
The project includes lead vocals from Brad Delp, Tommy DeCarlo, Kimberley Dahme, David Victor and Tom Scholz, and features tracks with the classic Boston sound, as well as the latest in the evolution of Scholz' musical artistry.
"I intentionally stayed close to the early Boston style on some of the songs, even using the same amps and instruments,” says Scholz, “on others I let my imagination run wild."
"These are songs from the heart, each of them taking many months of effort to write, arrange, perform and record, always up to the demands of Boston's harshest critic, me,” added Scholz. “They have all been meticulously recorded to analogue tape on the same machines and equipment used for Boston's hits for the past 35 years."
The band’s sixth album is the first release since 2002’s “Corporate America.”
Listen to samples of “Life Love & Hope” here.
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