About this album
Sound:
"A raw, introspective blend of alternative rock's grit and melodic indie charm that showcases Coxon's unique songwriting."
Where they were
Released on October 25, 2004, 'Freakin' Out / All Over Me' marks Graham Coxon's return to solo work after a successful stint with Blur. This single came just after his acclaimed album 'Happiness in Magazines,' solidifying his artistic identity outside the band's shadow.
Why it matters
The album's lead track, 'Freakin' Out,' received critical acclaim for its catchy hooks and candid lyrics, contributing to Coxon's reputation as a significant figure in British alternative rock. It also charted modestly, marking a successful continuation of his solo career following the commercial peaks of Blur.
Essential tracks
- "Freakin' Out" — 'Freakin' Out' stands out for its infectious energy and relatable lyrics about anxiety and self-doubt, showcasing Coxon's knack for blending personal themes with catchy melodies.
- "All Over Me" — This track highlights a more reflective side of Coxon, featuring poignant lyrics and an evocative melody that captures the essence of longing and vulnerability.
- "Singing in the Morning" — 'Singing in the Morning' encapsulates a sense of optimism, with its upbeat instrumentation contrasting with introspective lyrics, illustrating Coxon's diverse songwriting ability.
Release Date
October 25, 2004
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Freakin' Out 3:44
- 2 All Over Me 4:18
- 3 Singing in the Morning 3:41
