Nadine Shah shares title track from her new album ‘Kitchen Sink’
NADINE SHAH SHARES TITLE TRACK FROM HER NEW ALBUM KITCHEN SINK, OUT 5 JUNE VIA INFECTIOUS MUSIC
Listen to ‘Kitchen Sink’ here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9qTgHtr-YE
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Today Nadine Shah releases ‘Kitchen Sink’, the title track and centrepiece of her fourth studio album, Kitchen Sink which will be released digitally on 5 June via Infectious Music with vinyl/CD to follow (date to be announced). The track is a powerful show of strength as an outsider, ‘Kitchen Sink”s infectious groove is intersected with crunchy blasts of guitar that demand repeat listens. The track follows ‘Ladies For Babies (Goats For Love)‘, the first track released from the album which was added to the 6Music A List, being their most played track through March and the simmering ‘Trad‘.
Speaking of the track Shah says:
“I love kitchen sink dramas and it felt like a fitting backdrop for this character of the outsider to exist within. You can imagine them entering their new neighbourhood, walking the street and one by one, the residents poking their noses through their curtains to get a good look at this person from elsewhere. I see a hell of a lot of curtain twitching these days, during lockdown, but always coupled with a smile or a wave.”
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
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8/10 Loud & Quiet ‘Album of the Week’
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