What makes On My Balcony by Flunk notable?

On My Balcony received notable critical acclaim within the trip hop community, helping to solidify Flunk's presence in the genre. It features a cover of New Order's True Faith, which showcased their ability to reinterpret classic tracks with a modern, dreamy twist, further expanding their audience reach. Released in 2004, On My Balcony marks Flunk's debut album following their formation in Oslo just two years prior. At this stage, the band was still establishing their unique blend of trip hop and electronic music, drawing on influences from both Norwegian and international scenes.

How many songs are on On My Balcony?

On My Balcony has 2 tracks, running approximately 7 minutes.

On My Balcony

Flunk · 2004

7 min · 2 tracks · trip hop

Dreamy synths and laid-back grooves create a lush soundscape of introspection and tranquility.

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On My Balcony (radio edit) — This title track encapsulates the album's ethos, merging ethereal vocals with chill beats to create an inviting atmosphere that defines Flunk's sound.
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True Faith (live at Hotel De Roubaix, Paris) — The live rendition of this classic conveys Flunk's ability to infuse energy into a beloved song, highlighting their skillful reinterpretation while maintaining its emotional core.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 On My Balcony (radio edit) 2:59
2 True Faith (live at Hotel De Roubaix, Paris) 4:30

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