Rae Morris reveals new track "Under The Shadows"
Singer-songwriter Rae Morris has revealed another new cut from her forthcoming debut LP Unguarded. This one's an epic synth-pop ballad called "Under The Shadows".
It sees Morris use chunky electronic hooks and beats to create an intense, bustling world that she can coo from. Draped in reverb and synth-choirs, there's a sense of menacing grandeur.
Speaking about the album, Morris has said:
“I’ve always liked to visualise things in circular patterns in my mind. A full circle journey, a complete tale and a finished story. I see my album as a coming-of-age tale, from start to finish, from then to now. I guess it's a series of diary entries documenting these important years of growing up and learning. I’m not trying to be cryptic. It's really simple. That's just how I see it. I’m just being completely myself.”
Listen below. You can find her tour dates for February 2015 and the record's tracklist after.
February
1 - The Kazimier, Liverpool
3 - King Tuts, Glasgow
4 - Wardrobe, Leeds
5 - Temple Room @ The Institute, Birmingham
6 - Gorilla, Manchester
8 - Academy 2, Oxford
10 - Komedia, Brighton
11 - Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
12 - Brixton Electric, London
14 - Thekla, Bristol
15 - Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
16 - Arts Centre, Norwich
Tracklist:
1. Skin
2. Under the Shadows
3. Closer
4. For You
5. Love Again
6. Don't Go
7. Unguarded
8. Cold
9. Do You Even Know?
10. Morne Fortune
11. This Time
12. Not Knowing
Unguarded is due out 26 January via Atlantic.
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