Alex G shares ‘Change’ track, UK tour starts 1st March

ALEX G SHARES ‘CHANGE’ TRACK FROM ALBUM TRICK
DUE 6 APRIL 2015 VIA LUCKY NUMBER

UK TOUR BEGINS NEXT WEEK

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Listen to ‘Change’ here:
https://soundcloud.com/luckynumbermusic/alex-g-change-1

Philadelphia-based songwriter Alex Giannascoli, more commonly known as Alex G, has shared a track called ‘Change‘ from the upcoming physical release of his previously Bandcamp-only album Trick – one week before he heads out on a UK headline tour.

In their extensive profile, The FADER wrote that Alex G is “the type of artist to make a person go all Garden State”, as anyone who attended Alex’s sold out London show last November would have witnessed in-between his mammoth 21-song setlist. An enrapt audience hushedly singing along to ‘Change’ was one of the many magical moments, and Alex himself acknowledges that ‘Change’ “resonates with a lot of people, probably because the lyrics deal with growing away from people you love […] something that everyone experiences.”

‘Change’ drips with teenage angst and huge, singalong verses. Alex manages to craft a relatable narrative with relatively little; your memory conjuring images of nights past when he closes the song wispily singing “remember when you took too much / I didn’t mind being your crutch / we loved you then, it’s not the same / I don’t like how things change”.

Trick is due out on 6 April worldwide, on all formats via Lucky Number.

Alex G returns to London next week on 3 March at Chats Palace, as part of a wider European tour.

Tour dates:

Mon 23 Feb Berlin, Berghain Kantine, Tickets
Tues 24 Feb Hamburg, Molotow, Tickets
Weds 25 Feb Amsterdam, Paradiso, Tickets
Thurs 26 Feb Antwerp, Trix Bar, Tickets
Fri 27 Feb Paris, EspaceB, Tickets
Sun 1 Mar Southsea, Pie & Vinyl, IN STORE
Sun 1 Mar Brighton, Green Door Store, Tickets
Mon 2 Mar Bristol, The Cube SOLD OUT
Tues 3 Mar London, Chat’s Palace, Tickets
Thurs 5 Mar Manchester, Soup Kitchen, Tickets
Fri 6 Mar Glasgow, Broadcast, Tickets
Sat 7 Mar Leeds, Brudenell Social Club, Tickets

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Trick tracklisting:

1. Memory
2. Forever
3. Animals
4. String
5. Advice
6. People
7. Whale
8. Trick
9. Kute
10. So
11. Mary
12. Change
13. Clouds
14. Adam
15. Sarah
16. 16 Mirrors

Praise for DSU:

“The new name to drop in alt-rock circles”
The Guardian

“An instant classic, the kind of window into a fascinating mind that you wish every solo album could be”
4/5 Time Out ‘Album of the Week’

“It has the potential to be one of the defining American indie records”
The Quietus

“DSU is carved up into palatable little nuggets of joy. As non-debuts go, they don’t come much stronger”
9/10 The Line of Best Fit

“DSU is a record that’s so full of pure, raw greatness that it’s hard to pin down the exact element that makes it so great”
16/20 Crack Magazine

“DSU is an album for kids that scour the internet as they would a crate full of physical records. It’s careful yet effortless, passionate yet distant but above-all, wholly unique”
8/10 Drowned in Sound

“A masterful handling of mischievous lyrics and beautiful melodies”
8/10 Uncut

“Richly diverse record”
8/10 NME

“DSU‘s charm is its blissfully care free vibe”
4/5 Mojo

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4/5 Metro

“A raw and refreshing talent”
4/5 The Skinny

“DSU may well be the year’s most genuinely exciting and, ultimately, rewarding album”
London in Stereo

“Everyone who comes into contact with him seems to fall in love”
The 405

“The Internet’s Secret Best Songwriter”
FADER

“Idiosyncratic sketches each capable of winding its way to a distinct place into the hearts of anyone”
7.9 Pitchfork

“Music so immensely personal, it’s hard to believe you’re even capable of comprehending the majority of what you’re hearing.”
CMJ

“DSU is a homespun gem from virtually out of nowhere”
Consequence of Sound