All We Are detail Kwes-produced LP Sunny Hills, unveil new track "Human"
All We Are have announced new record Sunny Hills and shared second single "Human".
Kwes (Solange, Kano, Loyle Carner) has produced the Liverpool-based band's second album.
New track "Human" follows last month's searing, slow-building electro opus "Burn It All Out" - deviating wildly from that line, "Human" sees All We Are veer into post-punk and krauty rhythms. Eoin Glaister directs the vid, which stars writer/comedian Thomas Gray (you may recognise him if you follow any LAD-based #content churners, although he's done loads of other stuff) as a devious developer.
Although a political LP, Sunny Hills is designed to offer hope and moments of pure joy. The trio explain how the art mirrors these ideas: "it shows an old house sandwiched between two large buildings under development. The woman who owned the house refused to sell to a number of developers including Donald Trump. She resisted for years while the developers even bought the space above the house. She finally won the case and stayed there for a further decade until her death. Before that, she watched Donald Trump’s casino fail and close its doors. There is a feeling of powerful resistance in this story that we relate to along with a real sense of defiance and eventual victory against a bigger power."
All We Are have a bunch of live shows planned for the coming months, including festival slots at Dot To Dot, Latitude, and End Of The Road - find out more.
Tracklist:
- Burn It All Out
- Human
- Animal
- Dance
- Down
- Dreamer
- Youth
- Waiting
- Punch
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