NZCA LINES announces the brand new EP Universal Heartbreak
NZCA LINES, the project of the producer and multi-instrumentalist Michael Lovett announces the upcoming release of a new EP, Universal Heartbreak, alongside the single, "Push Reset".
The reveal of NZCA LINES' forthcoming EP comes alongside a new London show at The Lower Third on as well as a brand new single and self-directed video, “Push Reset”, which was premiered this morning by Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music.
The new single and forthcoming EP follows NZCA LINES’ third and most recent album, Pure Luxury.
Speaking of the EP, Lovett said: “Each of these songs started life on a Wurlitzer electric piano and 808 drum machine. I wanted to strip back my songwriting and directly express my experience over the past couple of years, which have been difficult for everyone to a greater or lesser extent. My version of this lives through the music on Universal Heartbreak: emotions I’ve had to process, frustration, anger or sadness I’ve had to work through. These songs are also inextricably linked with New York City and my life there between 2020-23, so self-directing a video in front of my apartment building seemed like an apt visual.
I like the idea of releasing music as a time capsule, as an expression of my current life. Conversely, it’s very hard for me to finish music, to say “this is good enough, share it” - there’s always a voice telling me that it’s not. By releasing a series of EPs, I’m trying to shorten the length of time between creating music and releasing it, to obsess less and embrace spontaneity”.
Tracklist:
- Push Reset
- Overloaded
- Universal Heartbreak
"Push Reset" is out now. Universal Heartbreak arrives on 22 September via Memphis Industries. Tickets for the headline show at The Lower Third are available now.
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