Grammy Award-winning rock band Portugal. The Man have announced the digital release of In the Mountain in the Cloud (Deluxe Edition) on July 17.
The expanded edition celebrates the 15th anniversary of the group's 2011 major-label debut, offering new fans an opportunity to revisit this underrated, foundational album.
The new edition gathers highly sought-after remixes previously unavailable on digital streaming platforms, including a remix of "Got It All (This Can't Be Living Now)" by Björn Yttling. The remixes are joined by instrumental versions of every album track and a classic live performance of "So American" from KCRW's "Morning Becomes Eclectic."
Originally released on July 19, 2011, In the Mountain in the Cloud marked Portugal. The Man's transition to the major-label stage, establishing the expansive pop-rock architecture that would later propel them to global superstardom with their 2017 multi-platinum smash "Feel It Still." The record features breakout singles "So American" and "Got It All (This Can't Be Living Now)," showcasing frontman John Gourley's signature falsetto and ambitious sonic vision.
The digital Deluxe Edition heralds an extensive global touring schedule for Portugal. The Man. The group is slated for a highly anticipated North American run with Muse in August, along with appearances at several marquee summer festivals.
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