Public Practice announce debut album with lead cut "Compromised"
Brooklyn's Public Practice have announced their debut LP Gentle Grip, alongside unveiling the lead single "Compromised".
"Compromised" is the first single from the quartet since last year's "Disposable", which will also feature on Gentle Grip.
Public Practice vocalist Sam York says of the new single, ""Compromised" deals with the moral gymnastics that many of us struggle with daily just to be a human in this world. How do we balance our desire for material pleasures with our need to be seen as moral and good? What’s more important, the shoe or where it came from? How it was made or how it looks? I am no shining example and I struggle with this constantly."
Three out of four members of Public Practice are also music engineers, meaning they could record the majority of Gentle Grip from their own studio/rehearsal space in Brooklyn. Vince McClelland of the band says, "Having a space and setup that is unique, you're always going to have more of a signature sound."
Tracklist:
- Moon
- Cities
- Disposable
- Each Other
- Underneath
- See You When I Want To
- My Head
- Compromised
- Understanding
- Leave Me Alone
- How I Like It
- Hesitation
- Max Richter releases 20th anniversary vinyl edition of The Blue Notebooks
- yasiin bey and The Alchemist team up for a new project, FORENSICS
- Attawalpa returns with new single, "Always The Girls"
- Beyoncé details Cowboy Carter world tour including four London dates at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- The internet reacts to Lady Gaga's new single: "gaga is always at her best when she’s vaguely catholic"
- Doechii makes history as third female to win Best Rap Album at the Grammys
- Mick Jagger, Warren Ellis, Graham Coxon and more pay tribute to late Marianne Faithfull
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday