It’s a coconut banger’s ball, as Will Ferrel would say, and the soundtrack is Nighttiming, the debut solo record from Coconut Records, the pen name of one Jason Schwartzman. This is friendly indie pop that, admittedly, isn’t anything incredibly unique. But it’s really a record made for summer, and its timely release only makes the album sound better. The title track “Nighttiming” is a discopop-charged track that is excellently executed, while “West Coast” is a radio friendly ditty that is built ready made for ears.
Go and get Nighttiming (online only) and listen to:
“Nighttiming” (4.75/8)
“West Coast” (4.5/5)