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This release follows Berninger's critically lauded second solo album, 'Get Sunk', released last year. 'Type It Up’s tracklist moves through tones both personal and expansive — from the unforgettable EP opener 'Martini Me Fatso' that was released earlier this summer to the title track's searching quality, before arriving at the stillness of 'Ask For Water'. The EP also features Berninger's rendition of New Order's iconic 'Blue Monday', previously released as an Amazon Music Original track, and a cover of Velvet Underground's 'Who Loves the Sun' with Rosanne Cash, as featured on the Australian television show Sunny Nights.“These songs came out of the momentum and energy of the 'Get Sunk' tour,” Berninger shares. “I was changing lyrics and forms night after night, and we were getting real time feedback from audiences and social media comments. On the song ‘Type It Up’ (originally titled ‘Black Letter Font’), people were mishearing the lyric, ‘That would look good in a black letter font’ as ‘I would look good in a black leather thong,’ so I decided to swap the chorus. I’m more of a black linen suit guy.”
This release follows Berninger's critically lauded second solo album, 'Get Sunk', released last year. 'Type It Up’s tracklist moves through tones both personal and expansive — from the unforgettable EP opener 'Martini Me Fatso' that was released earlier this summer to the title track's searching quality, before arriving at the stillness of 'Ask For Water'. The EP also features Berninger's rendition of New Order's iconic 'Blue Monday', previously released as an Amazon Music Original track, and a cover of Velvet Underground's 'Who Loves the Sun' with Rosanne Cash, as featured on the Australian television show Sunny Nights.“These songs came out of the momentum and energy of the 'Get Sunk' tour,” Berninger shares. “I was changing lyrics and forms night after night, and we were getting real time feedback from audiences and social media comments. On the song ‘Type It Up’ (originally titled ‘Black Letter Font’), people were mishearing the lyric, ‘That would look good in a black letter font’ as ‘I would look good in a black leather thong,’ so I decided to swap the chorus. I’m more of a black linen suit guy.”