Julia-Sophie, the acclaimed Anglo-French avant-garde electronic artist, is poised to unleash her debut solo album, 'Forgive Too Slow', on July 26th, marking a significant milestone in her eclectic musical journey. The album dives deep into the intricacies of relationships, exploring the repercussions of lingering in the shadows of the past, unable to break free from familiar patterns.
Her path to this debut has been a mosaic of experiences, from her tenure as an international major-label artist with Little Fish to crafting film scores with Candy Says, all while navigating the complexities of motherhood. Reflecting on her journey, Julia-Sophie remarks, "I didn’t care enough about being famous to survive all the sh*t that was being thrown at me."
At the heart of 'Forgive Too Slow' lies the lead single, 'Numb', which was released today alongside some truly impressive visuals. Julia-Sophie describes the track as her attempt to articulate the tumultuous thoughts swirling within her, dreaming of liberation from the constraints of her mind. Yet, as she confesses, "this escape only lives out in my dreams, for in the ‘real life’ I am stuck too stuck in my spiralling and self-destructive ways."
The album unfolds as a poignant narrative of self-destruction, love, and loss, with tracks like 'Falling' and 'Telephone' offering glimpses into Julia-Sophie's intimate struggles. Despite the raw vulnerability embedded within each composition, there's a sense of resilience, a glimmer of hope that she's inching closer to an authentic existence.
Scheduled for release via Brooklyn’s Ba Da Bing Records, 'Forgive Too Slow' promises to captivate listeners with its evocative soundscapes and poignant lyricism. Preceding "numb," the singles "telephone" and "wishful thinking" will pave the way for Julia-Sophie's introspective odyssey to unfold.
As the countdown begins to the release of 'Forgive Too Slow', Julia-Sophie invites audiences to embark on a journey of self-discovery, where the echoes of "numb" reverberate as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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