Months of demos are transformed into a cohesive album as the band races against a January 31, 2024 deadline in a Brooklyn basement.
“LAUNDRY DAY had one chance to make the best album ever. Not really. But sort of.”
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Months of demos are transformed into a cohesive album as the band races against a January 31, 2024 deadline in a Brooklyn basement.
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A basement in Brooklyn serves as the backdrop for LAUNDRY DAY's latest project. Band members Matilda Marigolds, Myah Segura, Skivon Hardy, Orion Miller, and Camilla Ffrench work to turn months of demos into their fifth album, 'Younger Than I Was Before.' As the January 31, 2024 deadline approaches, they record orchestras and attend therapy sessions. The film captures their creative process and the lighthearted moments that arise, including humorous mishaps.
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Why Watch
- Meet the band Laundry Day in their Brooklyn basement.
- See the recording of orchestras for their new album.
- Follow the band's humorous moments during music production.
Did You Know
- The documentary is set in a basement in Brooklyn.
- The film has a runtime of 56 minutes.
- The deadline for the album is January 31, 2024, exactly one year after they started.
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What is the title of the album the band is working on?
The title of the album is 'Younger Than I Was Before.'
Who directed the documentary 'January 31st'?
The documentary was directed by Jude Lipkin.
What is the duration of the documentary 'January 31st'?
The duration of the documentary is 56 minutes.
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