Parked Car Conversations Picture This

• 1 Act of Innocence 03:03
• 2 Get On My Love 02:55
• 3 The One You Call 02:49
• 4 Lion's Den 03:24
• 5 Parked Car Conversations 03:11
• 6 Last Kiss Last's the Longest 03:07
• 7 Call It Love 02:55
• 8 Tell My Heart 03:01
• 9 Song To Myself 03:07
• 10 Oh My Love 02:57
• 11 On Your Side 02:57
• 12 Gorgeous 02:41
• 13 Best Thing 03:03
• 14 Safely Home 03:13
• 15 Leftover Love 02:57
• Total Runtime 45:20

Info for Parked Car Conversations

Nachdem die irische Rockband Picture This im November 2022 mit der Single »Get On My Love« ihren Status als Hit-Songwriter weiter ausbauten und im Winter darauf mit dem einfühlsamen »Song To Myself« nachlegten, folgen im März 2023 weitere großartige News für Fans des Quartetts aus Athy, Kildare in Irland: Im September 2023 erscheint das langersehnte vierte Studioalbum mit dem Titel »Parked Car Conversations«.

"Parked Car Conversations" umfasst 15 Songs, welche die Band in den letzten drei Jahren verfasst hat. Viele davon, wie »Song to Myself«, beleuchten dabei eine emotionale Tiefe, die auf bisherigen Alben unentdeckt blieben und die Band um den Sänger Ryan Hennessy von ihrer menschlichsten Seite präsentiert. So bildet das Album eine umfassende Retrospektive des Sängers auf persönliche Hürden, welche in den jeweiligen Augenblick unüberwindbar schienen und eine beispiellose Empathie durch das Songwirting verbermittelt, welche die Hörenden sofort mitfühlen lässt. Die Stärke, durch Überstehen solcher Situationen und das (charakterliche) Wachstum daraus, besingt die 4-köpfige Band auf dem im Herbst erscheinenden Album. Der Sound von "Parked Car Conversations" lebt dabei vom charakteristischem Pop-Rock der Band, der immer wieder Nuancen von Indie und Folk-Pop anklingen lässt. Einprägsame Gitarren-Harmonien treffen auf melodischen Hooks und eingängigen Refrains, die hervorragend von Ryan Hennessys Stimme verziert werden.

"Parked Car Conversations" zeigt schon jetzt, dass es das ambitionierteste Werk des bodenständigen Quartetts wird, und problemlos an die Fan- und Kritikliebe der Vorgänger, welche allesamt Platz #1 oder #2 der irischen Charts belegten, anknüpfen wird.

Picture This

Picture This
are an Irish pop rock musical band based in Athy, County Kildare, Ireland, comprising Ryan Hennessy, Jimmy Rainsford, Owen Cardiff and Cliff Deane. In 2017, they released their eponymous debut album, which entered atop the Irish Albums Chart. In early 2019, they released their follow up album MDRN LV, to mixed critical review, but considerable commercial success.

Picture This originate from Athy, County Kildare, Ireland. The band consists of Ryan Hennessy (vocals), Jimmy Rainsford (drums), Owen Cardiff (Guitar) and Cliff Deane (Bass). Rainsford had previously toured with Ryan Sheridan, whilst Hennessy had been a member of another local band. Deane, Cardiff and Rainsford were childhood friends. Deane and Cardiff joined the band when Hennessy and Rainsford asked them to play with Picture This.

In October 2015, Ryan Hennessy recorded a sample of the song "Take My Hand" on his iPhone, which he and Rainsford later recorded in the studio. The video was uploaded to Facebook and YouTube, and has amassed over 4 million views across all platforms. The band's debut gig was to be played in the Grand Social venue in Dublin, which they sold out in under 30 minutes. To meet the demand, the gig was moved to The Academy, which has a capacity of 850 people. The band became the first act to sell out the venue for their debut gig.

The band announced a 20-date tour of Ireland in spring 2016. The tour began in Leixlip on 4 June and culminated with three dates at the Olympia, a 1,600 capacity venue in Dublin on 1–3 November. By 22 July 2016 tickets for 16 of the shows had sold out, including two dates at the Olympia. The band later announced that they would be playing a third and final date at the Olympia on 3 November 2016.

In July, the band announced that they would be releasing their debut EP on 12 August. It was called For You EP and the track list featured five original songs including Take My Hand.

The EP debuted at number 1 on the Irish Albums Chart for an hour during the week ending 18 August 2016.

Picture This were the supporting headliner at the Longitude Festival in July 2017 and announced their Irish tour, which sold out in the 3Arena within three minutes of being released. They released their self-titled debut album on 25 August 2017.

On 23 March 2018, Picture This released "This Morning". On 15 June 2018, they released "When We Were Young". On 17 October 2018, they announced their second album, MDRN LV, and released its lead single, "One Drink". Following the release, they also announced their second headline tour. On 7 December 2018, they released the second single from "MDRN LV", "Everything or Nothing". The album was released on 19 February 2019, with a performance atop the Empire State Building in New York. On 18 October 2019 they released their single "One Night". On 19 October they announced three concert dates in Ireland in Cork, Dublin and Belfast for June 2020.

This album contains no booklet.