Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory have shared their new single 'Trouble'
Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory release final single 'Trouble' ahead of their debut album, exploring relationships and opposing views.
Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory have shared 'Trouble', the final single ahead of their self-titled debut album, set for release on 7th February via Jagjaguwar.
Following previous single 'Southern Life (What It Must Be Like)', the new track features Van Etten's vocals alongside synths by Teeny Lieberson and bass work from Devra Hoff.
"Trouble is about the idea of having to coexist with people you love who have opposing views, not being able to share deep parts of yourself and your narrative based on someone else's beliefs," Van Etten explains. "A big part of you that someone who loves you can't know because it's not something they want to hear or are willing to learn about or understand. The painful moments, when you choose to love and respect someone else's needs over your own to salvage a relationship."
Following previous single 'Southern Life (What It Must Be Like)', the new track features Van Etten's vocals alongside synths by Teeny Lieberson and bass work from Devra Hoff.
"Trouble is about the idea of having to coexist with people you love who have opposing views, not being able to share deep parts of yourself and your narrative based on someone else's beliefs," Van Etten explains. "A big part of you that someone who loves you can't know because it's not something they want to hear or are willing to learn about or understand. The painful moments, when you choose to love and respect someone else's needs over your own to salvage a relationship."
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