No Shame Lily Allen
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Album-Release:
2018
HRA-Release:
08.06.2018
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- 1 Come On Then 03:11
- 2 Trigger Bang (feat. Giggs) 03:32
- 3 What You Waiting For? 03:06
- 4 Your Choice (feat. Burna Boy) 03:42
- 5 Lost My Mind 03:47
- 6 Higher 04:08
- 7 Family Man 03:38
- 8 Apples 03:39
- 9 Three 03:38
- 10 Everything to Feel Something 04:57
- 11 Waste (feat. Lady Chann) 03:30
- 12 My One 02:58
- 13 Pushing Up Daisies 03:44
- 14 Cake 03:28
Info for No Shame
Lily Allen's No Shame is her fourth studio album and the follow-up to 2014's Sheezus. No Shame features the singles "Higher" and "Three" and is set for release via Parlophone/Warner Bros. Records.
No Shame is Lily Allen's most personal, insightful and fully-formed record to date. It includes lead song "Trigger Bang" featuring Giggs, which The Guardian describes as, "a return to the melancholic pop that made her so intriguing."
Working with collaborators Fryars, Mark Ronson, Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig, Burna Boy, P2J and Cass Lowe to create No Shame, Lily says her goal was to make an album that is "as truthful as possible." Speaking about the sense of catharsis that came with making the album, she says, "I believe that we as humans work through things by talking about them, and that's what making music is for me. It's sharing things that you hope are going to connect with people, not that are going to connect with algorithms."
Lily Allen
With her omnivorous musical tastes and cheeky attitude, London-based pop singer/songwriter Lily Allen made a name for herself almost as soon as she released her demos on the Internet. The daughter of comedian Keith Allen, Lily spent most of her childhood bouncing from one school to another -- in fact, she attended 13 different schools between the ages of five and 15. This constant moving meant she didn't have much of a chance to make lasting friendships, so Allen entertained herself with books and, especially, music: she listened to everything from The Happy Mondays to Drum'n'Bass, and even ran away to see the Glastonbury Festival when she was 14.
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