Get ready for a musical journey with Aldous Harding's highly anticipated album, 'Train on the Island', dropping on May 8th via 4AD. This New Zealand artist has collaborated with producer John Parish, known for their previous work on 'Warm Chris', to create a captivating follow-up. The album's lead single, 'One Stop', features a unique music video directed by Michelle Henning, where Harding performs an abstract dance routine in a giant metal tub. But here's where it gets intriguing... The video's concept is just the tip of the iceberg, as the album itself showcases a diverse range of musical talents, including pedal steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte, harpist Mali Llewelyn, synth artist Thomas Poli, Polar Bear drummer Sebastian Rochford, and the versatile Huw Evans on bass, vocals, guitar, and organ. Harding's recent tour announcement, including additional dates in London and California, has fans buzzing with excitement. With a tracklist that includes 'I Ate the Most', 'Worms', and 'San Francisco', 'Train on the Island' promises to be a captivating listen. And if you're curious about Harding's artistic process, check out the new track review of 'One Stop' for a deeper dive into her creative vision. So, mark your calendars and get ready to immerse yourself in Aldous Harding's musical world!
