SebastiAn shares tracklist for new album with new Mayer Hawthorne collaboration "Better Now"
05 September 2019, 15:19
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
SebastiAn has unveiled the tracklist for his second album Thirst, alongside sharing new single "Better Now" featuring Mayer Hawthorne.
"Better Now" is the second single to be shared from SebastiAn's Thirst album, after May's Gallant collaboration "Run For Me", and "Beograd".
SebastiAn's Thirst album will follow his 2011 debut Total, and will feature collaborations with Charlotte Gainsbourg, Syd, Bakar, Allan Kingdom, Sunni Colòn, and more.
Tracklist:
- Thirst
- Doorman (feat. Syd)
- Movement
- Better Now (feat. Mayer Hawthorne)
- Pleasant (feat. Charlotte Gainsbourg)
- Yebo (feat. Allan Kingdom)
- Sev (feat. Sevdaliza)
- Sweet (feat. Loota)
- Sober (feat. Bakar)
- Time to Talk (feat. Sunni Colòn)
- Beograd
- Handcuffed to a Parking Meter (feat. Sparks)
- Devoyka
- Run for Me (feat. Gallant)
"Better Now" is out now. SebastiAn's Thirst album will be released 8 November via Ed Banger Records / Because Music.
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