Katie Gregson-MacLeod has teamed up with Joesef for her new single about trust, 'James'
Scottish singer-songwriter Katie Gregson-MacLeod releases trust-themed duet 'James' with Joesef ahead of her upcoming EP and tour.
Katie Gregson-MacLeod has shared new single 'James', featuring fellow Scottish artist Joesef, taken from her upcoming EP 'Love Me Too Well, I'll Retire Early', due 4th July.
The track, co-written with Joesef and Josh Scarbrow, explores themes of trust and new relationships. "['James'] is a song about trust. Feeling so at home with someone so early, but retaining the residual suspicion of former relationships," Gregson-MacLeod explains. "The song was written very quickly, and for a while I thought I would change the central line 'But how will I know if it's the real thing?'. However, after living with it for a year before recording, I realised that that question was the song itself. It was the first time I'd thought about what I wanted in a relationship, instead of worrying only if I was what they wanted."
The five-track EP, recorded at Edwyn Collins' studio in Helmsdale and produced by Josh Scarbrow, follows her departure from her previous label and return to the Scottish Highlands. "It's a project that celebrates smallness, as that was how I could best understand love and music at the time," she says.
The track, co-written with Joesef and Josh Scarbrow, explores themes of trust and new relationships. "['James'] is a song about trust. Feeling so at home with someone so early, but retaining the residual suspicion of former relationships," Gregson-MacLeod explains. "The song was written very quickly, and for a while I thought I would change the central line 'But how will I know if it's the real thing?'. However, after living with it for a year before recording, I realised that that question was the song itself. It was the first time I'd thought about what I wanted in a relationship, instead of worrying only if I was what they wanted."
The five-track EP, recorded at Edwyn Collins' studio in Helmsdale and produced by Josh Scarbrow, follows her departure from her previous label and return to the Scottish Highlands. "It's a project that celebrates smallness, as that was how I could best understand love and music at the time," she says.
Gregson-MacLeod will perform the EP live during her upcoming UK and European tour.
The dates in full read:
SEPTEMBER
26 The Green Room @ The Academy, Dublin, Ireland
28 Black Box, Belfast, UK
30 Tunnels, Aberdeen, UK
OCTOBER
1 Church, Dundee, UK
2 Tolbooth, Stirling, UK
4 Soup, Manchester, UK
5 Headrow House, Leeds, UK
6 The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham, UK
8 Louisiana, Bristol, UK
9 Alphabet, Brighton, UK
12 La Belle Angele, Edinburgh, UK
13 Òran Mór, Glasgow, UK
19 Omeara, London, UK
20 Omeara, London, UK
27 Privatclub, Berlin, Germany
28 Jaki, Cologne, Germany
30 Bitterzoet, Amsterdam, Netherlands
The dates in full read:
SEPTEMBER
26 The Green Room @ The Academy, Dublin, Ireland
28 Black Box, Belfast, UK
30 Tunnels, Aberdeen, UK
OCTOBER
1 Church, Dundee, UK
2 Tolbooth, Stirling, UK
4 Soup, Manchester, UK
5 Headrow House, Leeds, UK
6 The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham, UK
8 Louisiana, Bristol, UK
9 Alphabet, Brighton, UK
12 La Belle Angele, Edinburgh, UK
13 Òran Mór, Glasgow, UK
19 Omeara, London, UK
20 Omeara, London, UK
27 Privatclub, Berlin, Germany
28 Jaki, Cologne, Germany
30 Bitterzoet, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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