Album Info
Artist: | Dominic Fike |
Album: | What Could Possibly Go Wrong |
Released: | UK, Europe & US, 31 Jul 2020 |
Tracklist:
1 | Come Here | 1:17 |
Producer [Misc. Prod.] - The Roommates | ||
Recorded By, Guitar - Dominic Fike | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
2 | Double Negative (Skeleton Milkshake) | 2:06 |
Guitar - Cary Singer , Westerns | ||
Mixed By, Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
Producer - Jim-E Stack | ||
Producer, Written-By, Lyrics By - Julian Cruz | ||
Recorded By, Guitar - Dominic Fike | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - James Harmon Stack | ||
3 | Cancel Me | 2:17 |
Engineer - Robin Florent | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Chris Galland, Jeremie Inhaber | ||
Guitar - Dominic Fike, Yasmeen | ||
Mixed By - Manny Marroquin | ||
Producer - The Roommates | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
4 | 10x Stronger | 1:15 |
Guitar, Recorded By - Dominic Fike | ||
Producer - The Roommates | ||
Producer, Written By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Julian Cruz | ||
Strings - Maria Im | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
5 | Good Game | 2:27 |
Guitar, Recorded By - Dominic Fike | ||
Mixed By - Julian Cruz | ||
6 | Why | 2:19 |
Drums - Ryan Raines | ||
Engineer - Greg Eliason | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Nick Booth | ||
Guitar - Dominic Fike | ||
Producer [Misc. Prod.] - The Roommates | ||
Producer [Misc. Prod.], Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Julian Cruz | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jonathan Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
7 | Chicken Tenders | 2:50 |
Mixed By - Manny Marroquin | ||
Producer - Capi , The Roommates | ||
Producer, Recorded By, Written-By, Lyrics By - Julian Cruz | ||
Producer, Written-By, Lyrics By, Guitar - Phil Nageon De Lestang | ||
Recorded By - Eddy Rock | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - Jon Wienner, Kevin Carbo, Sam Homaee | ||
8 | Whats For Dinner? | 2:18 |
Producer - The Roommates | ||
Producer [Misc. Prod.], Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Julian Cruz | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - Jimmy McCracklin, Lowell Fulsom | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
9 | Vampire | 3:06 |
Engineer - Robin Florent | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Chris Galland, Jeremie Inhaber | ||
Guitar - Dominic Fike, Todd Prichard | ||
Mixed By - Manny Marroquin | ||
Producer - The Roommates | ||
Producer, Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Julian Cruz | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
10 | Superstar Sht | 2:07 |
Bass - Sean Sobash | ||
Producer - The Roommates | ||
Producer [Misc. Prod.], Written-By, Lyrics By - Julian Cruz | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
11 | Politics & Violence | 3:17 |
Cello, Strings - Katie Capp | ||
Producer, Recorded By - The Roommates | ||
Producer, Written-By, Lyrics By, Strings - Julian Cruz | ||
Violin, Strings - Brianna Rhodes | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
12 | Joe Blazey | 2:42 |
Producer [Misc. Prod.], Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By, Strings - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
Recorded By - Dominic Fike | ||
Strings - Maria (141) | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By, Co-producer, Strings - Julian Cruz | ||
13 | Wurli | 2:30 |
Drums - Ryan Raines | ||
Engineer - Greg Eliason | ||
Engineer [Assistant] - Nick Booth | ||
Producer, Recorded By - The Roommates | ||
Producer, Written-By, Lyrics By, Recorded By - Julian Cruz | ||
Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
Violin - Yasmeen | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - Jon Wienner, Sam Homaee | ||
14 | Florida | 3:47 |
Co-producer - Dominic Fike | ||
Producer, Recorded By - Kenny Beats | ||
Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
Written-By, Lyrics By - Kenneth Charles Blume III |
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Description
Dominic Fike's debut studio album, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong," released on July 31, 2020, by Columbia Records, is a fascinating exploration of genre-blending sounds and introspective lyrics. The album arrived after Fike's rise to fame, which was sparked by his earlier EP, "Don't Forget About Me, Demos," which led to a bidding war among record labels. His unique blend of rock, hip-hop, and pop, along with his enigmatic persona, has made him a standout artist in the contemporary music scene.
"What Could Possibly Go Wrong" was highly anticipated due to Fike's previous success and his intriguing background. Raised in Naples, Florida, Dominic Fike's story of challenges, including legal issues and a stint in jail, adds layers of depth to his music, making his success feel like a triumph against the odds. The album itself was recorded after Fike's 2019 tour, and it includes production from The Roommates and Julian Cruz, among others, which helps to craft a sound that's both fresh and reflective of Fike's broad range of influences.
The album kicks off with "Come Here," a short, punchy track that sets the tone with its raw guitar riffs and Fike's distinctive vocal style. Tracks like "Vampire" and "Chicken Tenders" are emblematic of the album's approach, mixing catchy hooks with laid-back, yet polished production. "Vampire" particularly stands out with its compelling music video that adds a visual layer to Fike's exploration of fame and isolation.
One of the most talked-about tracks is "Cancel Me," where Fike expresses a desire to escape the pressures of fame. It's a candid reflection that resonates with listeners in an era where celebrity culture is omnipresent and often scrutinized. This track showcases Fike's ability to blend personal storytelling with broader social commentary, a skill that not only defines this album but also sets him apart as an artist.
Critically, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong" received a mixed to positive reception. Publications like Pitchfork and NME praised Fike for his genre-fluid style and his ability to craft songs that feel simultaneously introspective and accessible. However, some critics pointed out a lack of cohesion across the tracks, which might be attributed to the diverse range of styles and themes Fike experiments with on the album.
Despite these critiques, the album solidified Dominic Fike's position in the music world, capturing the attention of both fans and critics alike. His subsequent performances, including a notable appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," where he performed "Chicken Tenders," helped to further his reach and influence.
In terms of awards, while "What Could Possibly Go Wrong" did not garner any nominations, Dominic Fike's impact extends beyond traditional metrics of success. His involvement in projects like the soundtrack for the popular HBO series "Euphoria" speaks to his growing influence in the broader entertainment industry.
Overall, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong" is a compelling debut that offers a glimpse into Dominic Fike's eclectic musical talents and his potential for future projects. While it may not be perfect, its standout tracks and Fike's unique sound make it a noteworthy addition to the music landscape of 2020. As he continues to evolve and refine his craft, Dominic Fike remains an artist to watch, poised for even greater achievements in the years to come.