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NEWS : Emma Swift announces new album ‘The Resurrection Game’ out 12th September on Tiny Ghost Records

Emma Swift has announced her long awaited new album, The Resurrection Game, due out 12th September via her own Tiny Ghost Records. Swift’s first full-length collection of all original material and eagerly anticipated follow-up to 2020’s Blonde On The Tracks – which earned worldwide praise for the Sydney, Australia-born, Nashville-based artist’s inspired reimagining of eight classic Bob Dylan songs through her own unique musical perspective.

Accompanying the album announcement, is the first single, the rhapsodic ‘No Happy Endings,’ available on all streaming platforms.

“I am a big believer in the redemptive power of art,” Emma Swift says. “Though many of these songs come from a an immensely difficult time in my life, what I’m trying to do here is to alchemize the experience. To make the brutal become beautiful.” 

The seeds of The Resurrection Game were sown on the heels of a seven-week “nervous breakdown” that saw Swift sectioned in her native Australia. Over a year of recovery followed, a “very fragile” period in which she grappled with what had happened through therapy, medication, and eventually, her art. Working with producer Jordan Lehning (Kacey Musgraves, Rodney Crowell, Caitlin Rose) at Chale Abbey, a residential studio built within a stone barn dating back to the 16th century located on the downs at the southern tip of England’s Isle of Wight, as well as Lehning’s The Duck in East Nashville, Swift assembled a cadre of Nashville’s finest, most in-demand players, including pedal steel master Spencer Cullum (Steelism, Miranda Lambert, Angel Olsen), guitarist Juan Solorzano (Devon Gilfillian, Sheryl Crow), bassist Eli Beaird (Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson, James Bay, Luke Bryan), and drummer Dom Billet (Yola, Phosphorescent), with Lehning handling keyboards and other instruments. 

The Resurrection Game Tracklisting:

  1. Nothing and Forever
  2. The Resurrection Game
  3. No Happy Endings
  4. Going Where The Lonely Go
  5. Beautiful Ruins
  6. Catholic Girls Are Easy
  7. Impossible Air
  8. How To Be Small
  9. For You And Oblivion
  10. Signing Off With Love

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