Sophie Jamieson announces new LP still want to share
Sophie Jamieson will release her new album, I still want to share, on January 17, 2025 via Bella Union. The LP was Co-produced by Sophie with the Guy Massey (Spiritualized, Manic Street Preachers, as well as remastering The Beatles’ back-catalogue), the new collection presents a deeply personal reflection on the cyclical nature of loving and losing, the anxiety we cannot keep out of our relationships, and the perpetual longing for belonging that drives us to keep trying, and failing, to find home in other people. Ahead of the album’s release, Jamieson has shared “I don’t know what to save.”
Sophie Jamieson on the album’s lead single: “I don’t know what to save” “This song was some kind of running break for freedom. I was carrying the weight of my attachment to a person and all the pain entangled with them, but here came an out-reaching, a burst of energy and glimmer of hope. It was an enormous push towards letting go. The unbearable pain of detaching felt like entering some kind of eerie, unknown space that turned out, upon arriving, to be not only totally survivable but like pure, fresh air.” The song comes alongside an official video co-created by Sophie and fellow singer-songwriter, producer, film-maker and friend, Malena Zavala.
I still want to share features string arrangements – courtesy of Josephine Stephenson (Daughter, Ex:Re, Lisa Hannigan) – that weave a yearning connection through the beating heart of the record. “There’s a lot of warm autumnal colors, and then more glittery, dark, starry skies. Something about it all has really come together to illustrate some things that I didn’t know I needed to articulate in this way”, Sophie explains.
Sophie Jamieson
I still want to share
tracklisting
Bella Union
1. Camera
2. Vista
3. I don’t know what to save
4. Baby
5. Welcome
6. Highway
7. I still want to share
8. How do you want to be loved?
9. Your love is a mirror
10. I’d take you
11. Time pulls you over backwards
Pre-order I still want to share HERE
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