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Emmy The Great announces her highly anticipated third album Second Love, released on Bella Union.
There is a distinct nod to her debut First Love in terms of the storytelling that first impressed her lyrical and emotional dexterity upon so many. On Second Love, however, Emma-Lee Moss delves into the chambers of a human heart ever-connected to the glare of a nearby screen.
This is an album imbued with modern sounds, a nod to new eras while maintaining the human warmth always associated with an Emmy The Great album. The songs are full of emotion and questioning, with the chatter of friends and collaborators coded into the sonic landscape. These tender, glacial arrangements lead Second Loves exploration through a new world, filtered through technology.
In all the uncertainty, Emmy concludes, I couldnt say for sure whether this is Utopia or Dystopia or something in between, but for some reason it only made me more certain of one thing: that, wherever were heading, were going to need music, and were going to need love. Second Love not only helped me reach this conclusion, it led me to almost every good thing that has happened to me in the last three years.
The roll call of talent enlisted to assist Emmy The Greats new albums is as impressive as the vision itself. Produced by Dave McCracken (Oh Land, Beyonce) and Ludwig Goransson (Haim, Childish Gambino) and mixed by Neil Comber (M.I.A.), the album features musicians from far and wide, including Tom Fleming (Wild Beasts) and Leo Abrahams (Pulp, Brian Eno).
LP format includes digital download code.
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