
Ghostpoet recruits EERA for elegantly eerie number "Dopamine If I Do"
16 August 2017, 09:51
| Written by
Laurence Day
Ghostpoet has united with singer/songwriter EERA on "Dopamine If I Do", the latest preview of forthcoming long-player Dark Days & Canapés.
The supremely sludgy, string-studded burbler joins up with "Freakshow", "Immigrant Boogie", and "Trouble + Me" to preview the follow up to 2015's Mercury-nominated Shedding Skin LP.
"I wrote this one for any minds struggling to make sense of an increasingly connected but lonesome world," says Ghostpoet, aka Obaro Ejimiwe.
Ejimiwe will be heading out on tour around the UK and Ireland this autumn, with shows at London's Printworks and Glasgow's Stereo confirmed. Find out more.
Tracklist:
- One More Sip
- Many Moods At Midnight
- Trouble + Me
- (We’re) Dominoes
- Freakshow
- Dopamine If I Do
- Live>Leave
- Karoshi
- Blind As A Bat…
- Immigrant Boogie
- Woe Is Meee
- End Times
Dark Days & Canapés is out 18 August via Play It Again Sam.
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