Their debut album "Settle" was released on June 3rd, preceded by the single "You & Me" released on April 28th and premiered by Annie Mac on BBC Radio One on April 19th.
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2) On their previous tour, Disclosure arrived in Newport News, VA, 4 1/2 hours from home to learn that their show had been cancelled. Here, most bands would have called it a day, but instead they frantically called friends to search for shows via MySpace. They ended up playing for free and headlining a show in Richmond, VA. This is just one of many stories that showcase Disclosure’s dedication.
In the past 3 years they have released 3 albums, have been part of an East Coast distributed compilation, performed in 7 states, went on 2 self-booked tours, and played over 50 shows. They have an upcoming full East Coast tour scheduled for July/August 2010 and they have no plans of slowing down.
3) Side project of Crunch Pod artist C/A/T. With the Disclosure project, Ben Arp of C/A/T shifts the focus towards tense samples and hard rhythmic sequences. While C/A/T has had a more abstract sound, Disclosure presents a more sonically straight-forward approach to songwriting. “Full Disclosure” attempts to further lift the veil and reveal the hidden hand that orchestrates world events. Extremely limited run of 25 copies and available only at Crunch Pod and was only available at live C/A/T performances in Summer 2005.
CD-R version is out of print. This album was recently re-issued as a digital download direct from Crunch Pod.
4) An Alternative/Powerpop/Rock band from Faringdon, UK. Formed 5 years ago Disclosure have earnt their reputation as one of the most exciting bands to emerge from the Swindon area through relentless gigging, energetic shows and great sounds. Performing on stage with the likes of Young Guns and The Rileys, Disclosure have played at many of the biggest and most respected venues and festivals in and around Oxfordshire. Now signed with New Vision Records and having recently released their latest EP at the o2 academy2 Islington, Disclosure have never sounded so focussed and relevant and this year will be hitting venues around the UK.
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Tenderly
Disclosure Lyrics
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Just thinking about you, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you, uh yeah
Just thinking about you...
Uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you
Just thinking about you
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
Just thinking about you...
You give me this feeling
Just thinking about you...
You give me this feeling
The lyrics to Disclosure's "Tenderly" seem to be a simple repetition of the main phrase "just thinking about you," along with a few interjections of "uh yeah" and "you give me this feeling." However, the song is actually quite complex in its simplicity. By repeating the phrase so many times, the song creates a sense of obsession or infatuation with the subject of the lyrics. The lyrics imply that the singer can't stop thinking about the person they are addressing, which suggests a deep emotional connection or desire for that individual.
The repetition of the phrase "you give me this feeling" emphasizes the emotional response that the singer has to the person they are thinking about. This feeling is not explicitly defined in the lyrics, but it is clear that it is powerful and positive. Combined with the obsession suggested by the repetition of "just thinking about you," the song seems to be an expression of intense attraction and emotion.
Overall, "Tenderly" is a deceptively simple song that uses repetition and implication to create a sense of emotional intensity and connection.
Line by Line Meaning
Just thinking about you
The singer is lost in thoughts about the person they love.
Just thinking about you, uh yeah
The singer cannot help but think about their beloved.
You give me this feeling, uh yeah
The person the singer is thinking about makes them feel elated.
Just thinking about you...
The artist's thoughts are still consumed by the person they love.
You give me this feeling
The artist's beloved makes them feel joyful and happy.
Contributed by Tyler O. Suggest a correction in the comments below.