Mitski has released another track from her forthcoming LP Laurel Hell, which is out February 4 via Dead Oceans. “Love Me More” comes with a video directed by Christopher Good, who previously directed “Nobody.” Watch it below. Mitski said of the new song in a statement:
As “Love Me More” was written pre-pandemic, lyrics like “If I keep myself at home” had different meanings than what they would now, but I kept them on the album because I found that some of the sentiments not only remained the same, but were accentuated by the lockdown. “Love Me More” went through the most iterations out of all the songs on the album. It’s been too fast, too slow, and at some point, it was even an old style country song. Finally, I think because we had watched The Exorcist, we thought of Mike Oldfield’s ‘Tubular Bells’ and experimented with floating an ostinato over the chorus. As we steadily evolved the ostinato to fit over the chord progressions, we began to hear how the track was meant to sound. Laurel Hell includes the previously shared songs “Working for the Knife,” “The Only Heartbreaker,” and “Heat Lightning.” She will set out on a sold out tour in support of the album this year. Mitski’s last album was 2018’s Be the Cowboy. Revisit Pitchfork’s 2018 feature interview “Don’t Cry for Mitski.” This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. Source Read also Machine Gun Kelly Refuses to Disparage Taylor Swift: ‘Travis Barker Is My Friend’25.04.2024 04:33 ‘Hit the Strip’ Burlesque Benefit Announced by Broadway Bares for 2024 Vegas Theme25.04.2024 03:57 Kim Petras Pulls Out of Summer Festival Shows Due to ‘Health Problems’25.04.2024 02:30 Комментарии для сайта Cackle Latest posts Beach Properties Included in Base Game The Foreshadowing Event is Underway! Update Notes Version 1.1.2f1 Modding Development Diary #1: Special Guest Feature – Exploring Paradox Mods in Cities: Skylines II Community Update #26: Farewell to Villainy, Hello to Fresh Starts Facebook Page Menu
As “Love Me More” was written pre-pandemic, lyrics like “If I keep myself at home” had different meanings than what they would now, but I kept them on the album because I found that some of the sentiments not only remained the same, but were accentuated by the lockdown.
“Love Me More” went through the most iterations out of all the songs on the album. It’s been too fast, too slow, and at some point, it was even an old style country song. Finally, I think because we had watched The Exorcist, we thought of Mike Oldfield’s ‘Tubular Bells’ and experimented with floating an ostinato over the chorus. As we steadily evolved the ostinato to fit over the chord progressions, we began to hear how the track was meant to sound.
Laurel Hell includes the previously shared songs “Working for the Knife,” “The Only Heartbreaker,” and “Heat Lightning.” She will set out on a sold out tour in support of the album this year. Mitski’s last album was 2018’s Be the Cowboy.
Revisit Pitchfork’s 2018 feature interview “Don’t Cry for Mitski.”
This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
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