Angel Olsen shares new track ‘Alive and Dying (Waving, Smiling)

Angel Olsen shares new track ‘Alive and Dying (Waving, Smiling)

ANGEL OLSEN SHARES NEW TRACK ‘ALIVE AND DYING (WAVING, SMILING)’

SONG OF THE LARK AND OTHER FAR MEMORIES BOX SET OUT 7 MAY VIA JAGJAGUWAR

INCLUDES ALL MIRRORSWHOLE NEW MESS, BONUS LP AND 40-PAGE BOOK COLLECTION

“Olsen’s most ambitious and best album yet”
9/10 Crack

 (All Mirrors)”The sound of Angel Olsen skilfully mapping out an unanticipated new territory for herself”
4/5 The Guardian ‘Album of the Week’

 (All Mirrors)”Olsen has somehow made a record that will appeal to fans across the board”
9/10 Loud And Quiet

 (Whole New Mess)Watch/Listen to ‘Alive and Dying (Waving, Smiling)’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImIQSAsiCUw

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Angel Olsen has today unveiled ‘Alive and Dying (Waving, Smiling)’, a song from her forthcoming Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories box set out 7 May on Jagjaguwar. The box set includes All Mirrors and Whole New Mess, plus a bonus LP, titled Far Memory, and a 40-page book collection. Following the previously released ‘It’s Every Season (Whole New Mess)‘, ‘Alive and Dying (Waving, Smiling)’ is a striking, orchestral version of Whole New Mess’s ‘Waving, Smiling’, recording during the All Mirrors session. Olsen’s swelling voice is perfectly complemented by Jherek Bischoff’s emotional string arrangement, featuring an 11-piece orchestra.

Olsen elaborates:
“This song is all about chapters closing, and learning to let go of things I can’t understand. It’s very me – I will always nosedive into love, and suffering can definitely come with that. When I hear this version the strings really bring the song to its necessary bittersweet boiling point.”

Originally conceived as a double album, All Mirrors and Whole New Mess were distinct parts of a larger whole. Each expressed something bigger and bolder than Olsen had ever made, and on the Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories, they come together as a full extent of the songs’ iterations: all the alternate takes, b-sides, remixes and reimaginings are presented in one collection. Its accompanying 40-page book tells a similar story, not just through outtakes, unseen photos and the smaller, evocative details: handwritten lyrics, a favourite necklace, a beaded chandelier.

Released in 2019, All Mirrors is massive in scope and sound, dramatic in an Old Hollywood manner as it traces Olsen’s ascent to a place of true self-acceptance. Recorded before All Mirrors but released after, 2020’s Whole New Mess is Olsen in her classic style: stark solo performances, echoes and open spaces, her voice both whispered and enormous. All Mirrors and Whole New Mess presented the two glorious extremes of an artist who, in these songs, became new by embracing herself entirely.In first speaking about Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories, Olsen said, “It feels like part of my writing has come back from the past, and another part of it was waiting to exist.” If Whole New Mess holds the truths of Olsen’s enduring self, and All Mirrors documents her ascent toward a new future, Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories is a timeless, definitive collection, of these songs, their revelations and their writer, from their simplest origins to their mightiest realisations.

Pre-order Song of the Lark and Other Far Memories here:
https://www.secretlystore.com/song-of-the-lark-and-other-far-memories-angel-olsen

Photo credit: Kylie Coutts

High-res images can be found here.