Good news for fans of The Japanese House! The musician recently dropped a new single and will release a brand new record later this year! Find out below when it is coming out.
According to NME, the singer, whose real name is Amber Mary Bain, released a new song titled "Sad To Breathe," co-produced by herself along with George Daniel of The 1975 as well as Chloe Kraemer, popularly known for producing songs for Glass Animals, Lava La Rue, and more.
In a statement, Bain said her latest song is one of the oldest tracks in her upcoming album and it was a different time back then because it's "gone from being solely electronic to what it is now, mostly live/acoustic instrumentation."
Regarding its inspiration, the musician revealed that the song is about a "desperate feeling when someone leaves you and the disbelief that they could."
She added that it's funny that a person could have "insane dramatic thoughts" that feel real at the time, but they were able to look back at their old selves being "ruined."
"It all circles back around," she added.
The Japanese House New Album 2023 Release Date
Taking to her official Instagram account, The Japanese House revealed that her upcoming album, "In the End It Always Does," will be available for streaming on major music platforms starting on June 30.
The upcoming album is now available for pre-add and pre-save on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Music, and YouTube.
For old souls who wanted to play the record on vinyl, cassettes, and CD form, The Japanese House's merch is available for pre-order in this link.
The Japanese House New Album: 'In the End It Always Does' Tracklist
Bain wrote in the caption of the latest post that it was a pleasure for her to work on the album with her friends. She then gave fans a glimpse of what she went through while writing songs for the record, saying she cried a lot in the mornings, walked around to think of the words, had hundreds of ideas, and many more.
Check out the official tracklist below:
Spot Dog
Touching Yourself
Sad to Breathe
Over There
Morning Pages
Boyhood
Indexical reminder of a morning well spent
Friends
Sunshine Baby
Baby goes again
You always get what you want
One for sorrow, two for Joni Jones
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