Courtesy of Chalk Press.
AFTER airing a number of tracks ahead of its upcoming release, it’s safe to say that anticipation for Laura Marling’s latest record is at an all time high.
Hell-bent on preventing herself from being typecast or predictable, the one-time folk singer turned fully fledged genre-hopping extraordinaire has unveiled the phenomenal ‘Nothing, Not Nearly.’
Still led by her immensely affecting vocals, the track is a contemplative and indecisive affair which comes complete with hefty doses of distortion and touches of world-weary, Americana tinged guitar.
Culminating in a beautifully imagined instrumental section, it appears that the singer/songwriter’s latest project is going to be a drastic reinvention and an auditory statement of continual growth.
Marling’s new LP Semper Femina will be released on the 10th March via her very own More Alarming Records.
Check out ‘Nothing, Not Nearly’ below:
