After a country detour with Bootcuts (2023), Bahamas returns to the sun-dappled, easygoing guitar pop that’s long been his calling card on his seventh album, My Second Last Album. The title, Afie Jurvanen admits, is tongue-in-cheek, though he does imagine a time, maybe not far off, when music takes a back seat to fatherhood and other pursuits.
After a country detour with Bootcuts (2023), Bahamas returns to the sun-dappled, easygoing guitar pop that’s long been his calling card on his seventh album, My Second Last Album. The title, Afie Jurvanen admits, is tongue-in-cheek, though he does imagine a time, maybe not far off, when music takes a back seat to fatherhood and other pursuits.
“I always make sure to stay busy writing. At one point, I was writing for DrugLords of The Avenues, Swingin’ Utters, and our side project, Filthy Thieving Bastards at the same time. I didn’t feel overwhelmed because it allowed me to continue exploring different styles,” said Bonnel.
“I always make sure to stay busy writing. At one point, I was writing for DrugLords of The Avenues, Swingin’ Utters, and our side project, Filthy Thieving Bastards at the same time. I didn’t feel overwhelmed because it allowed me to continue exploring different styles,” said Bonnel.
