Time was ripe in 2017 for Beck to deliver a "fun" album, the kind of elastic, eclectic pop that was his calling card back in the '90s. The last time Beck truly cut loose was maybe 2006's The Information, which was lighter than either the coiled 2008 LP Modern Guilt or the slow, sepia-toned Morning Phase, which took home the Album of the Year Grammy in 2015. For all of its bustling beats and hooks, The Information carried a paranoiac undertone suiting the age of Total Information Awareness, a subtle political commentary that's utterly absent on the bright, shiny Colors. Recorded in conjunction with Greg Kurstin -- a producer best known for his work with Adele but he is also a member of the stylish retro-pop outfit the Bird and the Bee and has previously toured with Beck -- Colors celebrates its surface, eschewing the very notion that there can be something more to a good time than a party.
| Side A |
| A1 | Colors | 4:22 |
| A2 | Seventh Heaven | 5:00 |
| A3 | I'm So Free | 4:08 |
| A4 | Dear Life | 3:44 |
| A5 | No Distraction | 4:32 |
| Side B |
| B1 | Dreams | 4:57 |
| B2 | Wow | 3:42 |
| B3 | Up All Night | 3:10 |
| B4 | Square One | 2:55 |
| B5 | Fix Me | 3:13 |
