Rose Grey has introduced her debut album: Louder, Please drops on January 17 by way of Play It Once more Sam. In the present day’s announcement comes with the discharge of the brand new single ‘Swap’, alongside a Vasso Vu-directed music video. Test it out under.
“Switching issues up is scorching and we don’t speak about it sufficient,” Grey commented in an announcement. “Why should we be outlined as one function in a relationship or character kind?”
Louder, Please boasts collaborations with Justin Tranter (Girl Gaga, Chappel Roan), Zhone (Troye Sivan), Sega Bodega, Uffie, and Alex Metric. “I’ve at all times been obsessive about LOUD music, from late evening automobile journeys with my Popps as a child to spending my teenagers glued to the audio system of golf equipment,” Grey stated, persevering with:
The album title was born on the mic, a working joke the place I used to be at all times asking for issues to be louder (please). I’ve spent ten years writing for myself and others, exploring completely different cities and their events – however I’ve at all times recognized that I used to be working in direction of a physique of labor that introduced all that collectively, and represented all sides of me. There’s undoubtedly one thing in my character which loves the journey, and is at all times looking for extra: I’ve additionally had my coronary heart damaged, fallen again in love, and turn into a girl within the course of. To me, Louder, Please captures the rave, the ethereal, my associates and our tales: it’s basic pop with its roots firmly within the underground. On a seaside or in a membership, I would like these songs to seek out their properties in another person’s life. So get pleasure from – however ensure you play it LOUD, please?
Revisit our Artist Highlight Q&A with Rose Grey.
Louder, Please Cowl Art work:
Louder, Please Tracklist:
1. Rattling
2. Free
3. Moist & Wild
4. Simply Two
5. Tectonic
6. Social gathering Folks
7. Angel Of Satisfaction
8. Swap
9. Hackney Wick
10. First
11. The whole lot Adjustments (However I Gained’t)
12. Louder, Please
