Bedouine shares summery new single "Echo Park"
Bedouine has shared breezy new offering "Echo Park", the third to be lifted from her upcoming Bird Songs of a Killjoy album.
"Echo Park" arrives after earlier singles "When You're Gone" and "Bird". Speaking about the new single, Bedouine says, ""Echo Park" started as kind of a joke. I was annoyed that my usual café was busy and there was nowhere to sit. I turned back around to my apartment, picked up the guitar, and started riffing on the neighbourhood - it ended up being a really fun tune. I love my neighbourhood but the rate at which things change can make your head spin. This song is about hanging on for dear life."
Bird Songs of a Killjoy follows on from her self-titled 2017 debut record, and sees her reunite with producer Gus Seyffert. Expanding on the new album, Bedouine explains, "It's called Bird Songs of a Killjoy, and I'm the killjoy. Dare I say – a difficult woman. I'm taking ownership of that stereotype, proudly."
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