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Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Remixes (RSD24 EDITION)

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    Record Store Day 2024 presents a celebration of Sophie Ellis-Bextorís catalogue, a new compilation of remixes of the top singles from her first three studio albums Read My Lips, Shoot From The Hip and Trip The Light Fantastic. Featuring remix versions of smash hits, ëMurder On The Dancefloorí, ëGet Over Youí and ëTake Me Homeí, all complied from CD and LP singles and promo singles between the years of 2001 to 2006. Housed in a single sleeve with a printed inner on limited edition blue glitter vinyl.

    Sophie Ellis-Bextor

    HANA

      ‘Lost in the Sunshine is about a lazy, hazy, hot, romantic, perfectly sunny day with the one you love’ - Sophie Ellis-Bextor

      TRACK LISTING

      1. A Thousand Orchids
      2. Breaking The Circle
      3. Until The Wheels Fall Off
      4. Everything Is Sweet
      5. Lost In The Sunshine
      6. Tokyo
      7. Beyond The Universe
      8. He's A Dreamer
      9. Reflections
      10. Hearing In Colour
      11. Broken Toy
      12. We've Been Watching You

      Sophie Jamieson

      Choosing

        Released this summer via her new home at Bella Union, Sophie Jamieson’s ‘Choosing’ is a strikingly personal document of a journey from a painful rock bottom of self-destruction to a safer place imbued with the faint light of hope. Focusing on the bare bones of each song and taking inspiration from the direct and melodic work of songwriters such as Elena Tonra, Sharon Van Etten, and Scott Hutchison, it’s an album that sings openly of longing and searching, of trying, failing, and trying again – and always and throughout, the strength of love in so many varying forms.

        Following on from the pair of EPs she released in 2020, Choosing finds its own shape by a subtle reforming of Jamieson’s sound. Where those EPs flirted with playful experimentation, here the overriding sound is both organic and simpler – live drums, bass, cello, and piano are used across the album – allowing space for Sophie’s mesmerising voice to take the spotlight, the songs delivered with the most direct and intimate impact.

        TRACK LISTING

        1 Addition
        2 Crystal
        3 Downpour
        4 Sink
        5 Fill
        6 Empties
        7 Runner
        8 Violence
        9 Boundary
        10 Who Will I Be
        11 Long Play

        Sophie Hunger

        Halluzinationen

          Berlin-based, Swiss singer, multi-instrumentalist and film composer Sophie Hunger will release her seventh studio album - her first in two years - ‘Halluzinationen’ on August 28, 2020 via Caroline International. The album - recorded at Abbey Road Studios in live continuous takes - is produced by MPG UK Producer Of The Year, Speedy Wunderground’s Dan Carey (Kate Tempest, Fontaines DC), also at the helm for 2018’s ‘Molecules’ which featured 6Music play-listed single ‘I Opened A Bar’.

          ‘Halluzinationen’ arrives bearing an emphatic German title, as Hunger - still resident in Berlin’s Kreuzberg neighbourhood - picks at the creative dependency between loneliness and the imagination. Electing this time around to decamp from Carey’s Speedy Wunderground studio in South London to the august surrounds of Abbey Road’s Studio 2, ‘Halluzinationen’ is suffused with the nervous energy of its continuous live recording technique, with the album captured in sequence just six times over the course of two days. It’s an approach Hunger succinctly identifies as ‘Full risk’.

          Sophie Hunger’s six solo albums to date have accrued over a quarter of a million sales, drawing her comparisons to contemporaries including Sharon Van Etten and PJ Harvey, with fans as wide-ranging as Lauren Laverne (who says of Sophie ‘I love this woman’), Steven Wilson (who tapped Hunger to guest on his UK Top 3 album ‘To The Bone’) and unlikely enough, footballing legend Eric Cantona (a long-standing fan of Sophie’s who guested to intone in French on ‘Supermoon’). Sophie made her debut at Glastonbury in 2010 as the first Swiss artist to ever play the festival (since selling out 1,000 capacity venues with ease on the continent), and 2016 saw Hunger also make her - very successful - first outing in film scoring, with her soundtrack for the Oscar & Golden Globe-nominated Ma Vie de Courgette earning her a Cesar nomination to boot.


          TRACK LISTING

          1. Liquid Air
          2. Finde Mich
          3. Halluzinationen
          4. Bad Medication
          5. Alpha Venom
          6. Rote Beeten Aus Arsen
          7. Everything Is Good
          8. Maria Magdalena
          9. Security Check
          10. Stranger


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