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Soccer Mommy: "We still wanted to get a bit weird with it"
Soccer Mommy looks back to move forward with her elegant fourth album, 'Evergreen'.
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READ MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYREAD MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYREAD MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYREAD MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYREAD MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYREAD MORE ABOUT SOCCER MOMMYSoccer Mommy looks back to move forward with her elegant fourth album, 'Evergreen'.
The new track, inspired by a video game character, precedes Soccer Mommy's fourth album, due out in October.
She'll perform in London and Liverpool, showcasing songs from the new album.
The album is out in October.
The cover coincides with her summer tour dates.
The cover coincides with her summer tour dates.
""When 'Lose You' came about it was the first time I've considered having someone else sing on a Bully song"
"I love Soccer Mommy," she explains. "I’m terrified of driving, but I always felt brave listening to “Circle The Drain” on 287 south."
The Nashville-based singer-songwriter performed four tracks from her three full-length albums.
The 11-track album was originally released on June 24th via Loma Vista Recordings.
The exclusive Bandcamp campaign will run for 24 hours only.
She performed the two 'Sometimes, Forever' cuts on last night's (23rd August) show.
Battling conflicting emotions through the medium of music, Soccer Mommy's latest album sees Sophie Allison ascend to a new level.
It is the latest preview from her upcoming album 'Sometimes, Forever'.
It is the third preview from her upcoming album 'Sometimes, Forever'.
It's the second preview of new album 'Sometimes, Forever'.
They'll be joined on the bill by fellow new announcements Spirit Of The Beehive, Skullcrusher, Karima Walker, Uwade, Highschool, The Umlauts, Vogues and Lichen.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
The new full-length is produced by Daniel Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never, and is set for release on 24th June.