It’s one of the lighter songs on the album, but still maintains the theme of internal struggles for humanity. “80’s Films” presents itself in a more fun way with an upbeat tempo and a clear falsetto voice from Bellion.
Once you know that the album is a movie soundtrack, it completely changes how you listen to the album. “In the back of the book, there’s a letter to Pixar basically explaining the fact that I’m dying to work with them.” We made a book, actually, that we’re going to be able to sell,” he said. “I hope John Lasseter at Pixar or people over at Pixar see my efforts.
īellion produced the album with Pixar animators and musicians in mind. It’s actually one of my life dreams,” he said in an interview with the Aquarian. “I wanted the really deep, Pixar-looking album cover. Art courtesy of David Ardinaryas Lojaya and Jon Bellion.īellion had the art created in a Disney/Pixar style for a reason: it was his pitch to get a Pixar movie. Collage made by Reddit user u/treymill33. Each song on the album has its own art to accompany it as well. The album cover is a cartoon version of Bellion, drawn in a Disney-like style. What a typical listener may not know is that the album is a movie soundtrack.
His most commonly used instrument is a beatpad, which is how he produced the variety of sounds heard in “The Human Condition.” His genre is difficult to identify as each song he puts out is different than the last.
The beats are unique and the lyrics are catchy, but the reason why it tops my list is much more complex than that.ģ0-year-old songwriter, producer, and rapper Jon Bellion explores features of humanity in his studio debut album, hence the title: “The Human Condition.” Each song touches on a different emotion or struggle that Bellion and the collective humanity face.īellion is known for his hard-hitting lyrics accompanied by unique beats. When I think of my favorite albums in existence, “The Human Condition” nears the top of the list.
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