Nadine Shah shares new track ‘Trad’
NADINE SHAH SHARES NEW TRACK ‘TRAD’
NEW ALBUM KITCHEN SINK, OUT 5 JUNE VIA INFECTIOUS MUSIC
Listen to ‘Trad’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4so3zoNiAI
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Nadine Shah‘s fourth studio album, Kitchen Sink will be released digitally on 5 June via Infectious Music with vinyl/CD to follow (date to be announced). The album was announced alongside lead single ‘Ladies For Babies (Goats For Love)‘ – which has since been added to the 6Music A List. Today she follows up with ‘Trad’, a poignant new track with a stoic, simmering energy that addresses the conflict between rejecting traditions of marriage and family and yet also longing for them.
Since announcing Kitchen Sink Shah has played a rapturous, intimate show at London’s Moth Club as well as two nights performing at The Roundhouse as part of 6Music Festival. As with most, all current live dates have been postponed.Kitchen Sink follows up Shah’s Hyundai Mercury Prize nominated 2017 album Holiday Destination which received critical acclaim including AIM Awards ‘Independent Album of the Year’, a #7 ‘Album of the Year’ from BBC 6 Music and #5 from The Quietus as well as prominent positions in lists from Loud and Quiet and The Line of Best Fit.
With the same ferocious determination and distinct voice Shah now turns her sights closer to home with an album that explores her own story as a woman in her 30’s and the societal pressures and expectations that come with that. The album also tells the stories of countless other women she has met and their differing yet equally very similar experiences.
Kitchen Sink is available for preorder on CD and heavyweight black vinyl. HMV and indie stores will also stock a limited edition opaque orange vinyl with the artist store offering signed albums and exclusive merch bundles:
https://nadine-shah.tmstor.es/
Photo credit: Fraser Taylor
Praise for 2017’s Holiday Destination:
“A bold, heartfelt beast that wears its politics and defiance firmly on its sleeve”
8/10 Loud & Quiet ‘Album of the Week’
“Better upon every listen”
8/10 The Line of Best Fit ‘Album of the Week’
“Nadine Shah has released the most accomplished, accessible, and important protest album of the year”
8.5/10 The 405
“Hypnotic, righteous and utterly compelling, Nadine Shah’s third album is an extraordinary exploration of the health of our country and our world”
The Quietus, Lead Review
“Few current artists make music with such a simmering edge”
4/5 The Guardian
“A richly impressive album”
4/5 The Financial Times
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“Shah has made an album about big subjects that is just too musically rich – and joyful – to come across as hectoring or worthy”
4/5 The Times
“A beautifully realised disturbance of any remaining peace”
4/5 Mojo
“Smart and bitter laments on excellent third”
8/10 Uncut
“An album of such beautiful horror”
8/10 Drowned In Sound
“Pointed songs that act as a bellwether for very present societal tensions”
4/5 The Mirror
“A literate and courageous work, Holiday Destination faces down a fucked-up world with guile and with guts”
4/5 The Skinny
“A rallying cry to fight for something better than what we currently have”
4/5 DIY
“This is one holiday destination you really should explore”
4/5 Record Collector
“So tragically and perfectly fitting for 2017”
London In Stereo
“Bold, smart, uncompromising”
Clash
“Political, powerful and maddeningly good”
NME, ‘Best New Tracks’
“One of UK music’s most underrated voices”
Time Out