
Allo Darlin' announce first album in over a decade, Bright Nights
Anglo-Australian quartet Allo Darlin’ have announced their forthcoming album, Bright Nights, alongside the release of new single, "My Love Will Bring You Home".
"My Love Will Bring You Home" is the second track to be taken from the forthcoming album following "Tricky Questions", which was released earlier this year.
The track might be written about songwriter and vocalist Elizabeth Morris Innset's young daughters, but it’s a mother’s love song, disguised as a country love song. “It also makes me feel a connection to the place I come from, which is a country town in Queensland, Australia - if I think of myself as a country singer, it makes more sense that I come from Rockhampton.”
Bright Nights follows the emotional tides of the preceding ten years: “It’s an album from the heart, dealing with themes of love, birth and death, which are things we reflect more on than we did when we made our first album. I would hope that the album sounds timeless and joyous, at other times reflective and emotional,” Innset says.
Drawing inspiration from a mix of classic pop, folk and country, Bright Nights picks up where Allo Darlin’ left off with the warmth of 2014’s We Come From The Same Place, and recalls the confident and sophisticated sound of their second album, Europe. “When I listen to it I think of the desert, but I can see the sea. The sweet sounds of summer’s bright nights in the Northern hemisphere, but an awareness that winter will one day return”.
Tracklist:
- In The Spring
- Tricky Questions
- My Love Will Bring You Home
- Northern Waters
- You Don't Think Of Me At All
- Historic Times
- Cologne
- Stars
- Slow Motion
- Bright Nights
Bright Nights is due for release on 11 July on Fika Recordings (UK) and Slumberland Records (USA).
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