Jade Bird is back today with details of her new album Who Wants to Talk About Love, the track is accompanied by the single “Dreams”. Who Wants To Talk About Love, will be released via Glassnote Records (Chvrches) on July 18th. “Dreams” the only track on the album produced by Grammy-winning Greg Kurstin. The rest of the album was shaped by a carefully chosen group of collaborators, including executive producer Andrew Wells (Phoebe Bridgers, Teddy Swims), with additional contributions from Andrew Sarlo and Teddy Geiger.

“Dreams” as Jade explains is a “very dark song. I saw a billboard driving to the studio after a bit of a nasty breakdown. I’d gone to sleep at five am the night before and read ‘this is what dreams are made of’. Combined with the LA sun I felt a deep irony. It’s about feeling too broken to be with the person you love. Pushing them away because of generational habits and (I don’t like the word) trauma.”

For UK born and bred, and now LA-based, Jade Bird, Who Wants To Talk About Love is a cathartic reckoning of historical experience – an expulsion of complex thoughts and feelings buried deep in Jade’s psyche for years. It’s a moment in time where facing her truth, her fears and her reality in this world became unavoidable. Self-induced therapy through song that journeys through love, loss and forgiveness resulting in a new sense of self and freedom from family entanglement.

“I wrote this album while trying to make sense of the broken relationships in my family- my parents, both sets of grandparents – and the way they echoed into my own life when my engagement ended. It’s as much a question as an answer, wondering if I could break the cycle while finding my own path to forgiveness- not just from my dad, but for myself.” – Jade Bird

Jade Bird released her debut album in 2019 to. The follow-up, Different Kinds of Light (2021), marked a new direction, recorded with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb (Brandi Carlile, Chris Stapleton, John Prine). In 2024 Jade released the reflective, genre-blurring Burn The Hard Drive EP. A collaboration with Mura Masa, the EP closed the chapter on a past relationship and signaled a turning point in Jade’s personal and creative life.

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