CrewlessAlbumB’bun RecordsJuly 2024
Don’t Ask the German to Relaxby Crewless
Don’t Ask the German to Relax is an indie rock song by Crewless, the Salt Lake City indie dance band, from the album Table for One (2024) on B’bun Records. The mood is playful and driving.
- Genre
- Indie rock, Slacker rock
- Mood
- Playful, Driving
- Tempo
- ~85 BPM
- Key
- E minor
- Length
- 2:39
- Released
- Jul 9, 2024
The shape of the song
Peak at 2:17
The skyline is the song’s loudness, second by second, measured from the master. The sun sits at its loudest moment.
In the press
Written about
- Tits Upon TyneFeature · 2024-03
- We All Want Someone To Shout ForReview · 2024-03
- ParaPOPReview · 2024-03
- Roadie MusicPost ·
Lyrics
The words
Credits
Who made it
Performed by
- CrewlessPerformer
- Gunther Daniel FischliElectric Guitar
- Jefferson WinkelkotterLead Vocals
- Violet HelmLead Vocals
- Makenna FerreLead Vocals
Written by
- Kenneth Nathaniel PyferSongwriter
- Gunther Daniel FischliSongwriter
Production & release
- Nate PyferProducer
- B’bun RecordsLabel
Credits as listed on Apple Music.
Sounds like
If you like these
Songs by other artists that sit near Don’t Ask the German to Relax, from press and curator comparisons and from how the song sounds.
We All Want Someone To Shout For compared it to The B-52’s: quirky, fast and funny.
Listen ↗The Ting TingsShut Up and Let Me GoTits Upon Tyne named The Ting Tings as a reference point.
Listen ↗Passion PitSleepyheadA curator suggested Passion Pit, MGMT and Phoenix fans; this is the giddiest of the three.
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Questions
About Don’t Ask the German to Relax
What genre is Don’t Ask the German to Relax by Crewless?
Indie rock, Slacker rock. It moves at about 85 BPM in E minor.
Who wrote Don’t Ask the German to Relax?
Kenneth Nathaniel Pyfer and Gunther Daniel Fischli.
Who produced Don’t Ask the German to Relax?
Nate Pyfer.
What does Don’t Ask the German to Relax sound like?
Think The B-52's’s “Rock Lobster”, The Ting Tings’s “Shut Up and Let Me Go” and Passion Pit’s “Sleepyhead”. The mood is playful, driving.
Where can I listen to Don’t Ask the German to Relax?
On Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services. It’s on Table for One (album, 2024) and Table for One (Deluxe Version) (album, 2024).