Eliza Mclamb Going Through It

The Extended Play, realized amid the difficulties of the first lockdown, was, for the two artists, "the cure" to face the drama that the world and, in particular that of music, was going through. "It was the same feeling as when you put your hands in the sea and then pull them up: all the productions of 2020 were swept away, e-mail after e-mail - declares Maestro Carmen Zangarà - Our debut in China, the tour in Italy, the record, our Academy … Covid had swept everything away."

Circles Around The Sun explore new horizons on the band’s upcoming double album, LET IT WANDER. It’s the first new music from the quartet since their acclaimed 2015 debut, Interludes For The Dead.

Way Through is a collaborative album by Toronto musicians Chris Cummings, Joseph Shabason, and Thom Gill (as Cici Arthur).

Big Red Machine is led by Aaron Dessner (The National, producer for Taylor Swift, Sharon Van Etten and others) in collaboration with Justin Vernon (Bon Iver). How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last? features over a dozen marquee collaborators, including some of the biggest names across mainstream pop, indie, folk and other genres. It features Taylor Swift, Fleet Foxes, Sharon Van Etten, Ben Howard, this is the Kit, Anais Mitchell and more.

Vera Ellen’s upcoming Flying Nun debut, It’s Your Birthday, was written over the space of a few years. It chronicles the highs and lows of Vera’s early twenties, and is integral to the artist’s growing process. Each song hits some kind of unforgettable, yet relatable, touch stone in Vera’s life.

Is It Light Where You Are is the debut album from Art School Girlfriend, moniker of Welsh producer, multi-instrumental musician and song writer Polly Mackey. Mostly written over a two week period of 14-hour solo studio sessions, the bulk of her album is torn straight from a journal kept throughout 2019.

We’re delighted to announce two mighty musicians joining forces to bring festive cheer to you all this year! The new album!

Multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, vocal coach and quilter, Eliza Hardy Jones, will release her sophomore solo album, Pickpocket, on April 19th. The ten-song LP explores surviving grief, birth, death, and the innate humanness surrounding a challenging and personal journey to becoming a parent. It was written, recorded, and produced by Eliza with production assistance from the multitalented producer, engineer and instrumentalist Nick Krill – who also mixed the record. Additional musicians recorded their parts in bedrooms across space and time.

For Eliza and The Delusionals, making music has not only been a unifying force between them as a band of like-minded individuals, but it’s proven to be a mode of escape, into a soundscape marked by vibrancy and emotion. The group’s journey ‘til this point has seen them grow up on stages around Australia, their music arresting and speaking to music fans who yearn for that same sense of belonging and escapism.