Destroyer comes through with a new album studio project titled”Dan’s Boogie ALBUM ” and all Tracks are available here on Freshmediarecord for your free and fast download.
“Dan’s Boogie” is the latest album by Destroyer, the musical project led by Dan Bejar, released on March 28, 2025, via Merge Records. It’s Bejar’s 14th full-length under the Destroyer moniker, following 2022’s “Labyrinthitis.” The album features nine tracks that showcase Bejar’s signature blend of eclectic styles—ranging from piano ballads to cinematic pop—while introducing a fresh narrative twist. Notably, it’s described as a breakthrough for Destroyer, with Bejar exploring new roles, such as imagining himself as a supporting character in his own songs.
Destroyer has shown that music just got better. He has won numerous awards from his previous songs and with the cooperation of his fans he hopes he can win more with this new song theme “– Dan’s Boogie ALBUM Album“.
Tracklist
The Same Thing as Nothing at All
Hydroplaning Off the Edge of the World
The Ignoramus of Love
Dan’s Boogie
Bologna ft. Fiver
I Materialize
Sun Meet Snow
Cataract Time
Travel Light
The lead single, “Bologna,” features vocals from Fiver’s Simone Schmidt, adding a gritty, haunting layer to the track. Bejar has said he struggled with the song’s key verses and brought in Schmidt to deliver the necessary weight. Other standout tracks include “Cataract Time,” an eight-minute epic with some of Bejar’s heaviest lyrics, and the title track “Dan’s Boogie,” which channels a Rat Pack swagger over a dreamy, lounge-inspired soundscape. The album’s title reflects Bejar’s concept of a “boogie” as a hustle or scam—evoking themes of spy-like intrigue, improvisation, and street-level triumphs.
Musically, “Dan’s Boogie” bounces between intimate, personal moments and lush, spectacle-driven compositions, all infused with a sense of urgency. It’s a shift from Destroyer’s past confrontational stance toward the world, instead opting to “dance with it” across its nine reveries. The album has been praised for its inventive songwriting and Bejar’s ability to evolve his sound while staying true to his distinctive voice. It’s available in various formats, including CD, standard LP, and a limited-edition black-and-clear swirl vinyl. Would you like more details about specific tracks or its reception?
