Nashville-based singer-songwriter meg elsier announces the release date for her debut album, spittake, which is set for release on Friday 28th June 2024.
Speaking about her debut album, spittake, meg elsier said:
“The creation of spittake was the biggest and scariest thing that I’ve done. It’s something I built up and something that seemed somewhat impossible to even imagine how to achieve. But it happened! Ryan McFadden and I made this record by getting to know each other’s intentions and taste, and just brain processes.
To be honest, I don’t think I knew what the record meant to me/what I wanted to create until it was done. I know I wanted to record an album because I felt proud of these songs and I really was craving for people to hear them. What I really was searching for was an introduction as…meg. Not someone I’m mirroring, or someone I’ve been trying to become. Just who I am genuinely at this moment.”
Alongside this announcement, meg elsier also releases a remix of her latest single, ‘oldnews’, the fifth single to be taken from her upcoming debut album. Accompanying the single release is a music visualiser, which is available to watch below.
theoldnewsremix’ follows the releases of ‘ifshitfuq’, ‘iznotreal’, ‘baby’, ‘forlyleinsanfrancisco’, and ‘oldnews’, which were released between September 2023 and March 2024.
On ‘theoldnewsremix’, meg elsier demonstrates her versatility as an artist as she takes what was previously an indie-rock/alt-pop record and molds it into an hyper-pop anthem.
meg elsier is a New England-born and Nashville-based singer-songwriter who expertly inhabits the space between folk, indie-pop, and alternative music, with her sound incorporating everything from opulent melodies, grungy guitars, sumptuous vocals, and a charisma that positions her perfectly to become one of the scenes next big artists.
spittake Album Tracklist
1. spittake
2. iznotreal
3. ifshitfuq
4. eastside
5. youngestchild
6. oldnews
7. saturdaymorning
8. takeout
9. forlyleinsanfrancisco
10. baby
11. LA
Photo Credit – Jacq Justice