MØ celebrates the tenth anniversary of her debut album with deluxe reissue
Danish star MØ is celebrating the tenth anniversary of her acclaimed debut album, No Mythologies to Follow, with a new deluxe reissue, released both digitally, and on vinyl.
The ten-year anniversary deluxe edition includes four unreleased tracks from the original No Mythologies to Follow album sessions. The first of those tracks, "Fake Chanel", produced by long-time collaborator Ronni Vindahl, will be released as a standalone single on Friday. Other additions to the re-package include MØ’s original track "New Year’s Eve", and her cover of The Spice Girls hit, "Say You’ll Be There".
To commemorate her debut album’s impact, MØ will perform it in its entirety at a special takeover event at Vega in Copenhagen, preceded by a week-long immersive exhibition transforming the storied venue into an interactive work of art.
The exhibition follows on from her creative website ‘Karen’s Desktop’ and will enable fans to gain further insight into her creative process across music, live, artwork and imagery over the last ten years. The celebration will then continue with a special London show at XOYO. The reissue follows MØ’s 2022 release of her third studio album, Motordrome.
The deluxe reissue of No Mythologies to Follow is set for release on 15 March, and is available to pre-order now. For more information on the forthcoming live shows, visit momomoyouth.com.
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