Farao announces debut album Till It's All Forgotten, shares new track "Bodies"
London-based, Norway-born artist Farao - born Kari Jahnsen - has announced her debut LP Till It's All Forgotten.
She's also shared the second taster of the record, "Bodies". It's an off-kilter ode with smooth-as-silk vocals, shimmying drums and interweaving rhythms - it's sleek and emotive in places, and jerky like avant-garde techno in others.
The entire album was composed and performed by Jahnsen, except the brass and percussion.
Till It's All Forgotten is released 11 September via Full Time Hobby. Mike Lindsay (of Tunng/Cheek Mountain Thief) produced the album, and it was mixed by Grammy winner Andrew Scheps (Lana Del Rey, Cass McCombs).
Stream "Bodies" below, and hear "Hunter" here.
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