Emma Anderson: Last News

Ride – has shared details of an upcoming solo album called ‘Swallow’. Check out the lead single ‘Lonely Town’ below.The record marks the first venture into a full solo release from Queralt, and is set for release on June 13 via Sonic Cathedral.In terms of the sound, the record is set to capture a beautiful yet brooding collection of nine songs, and hones in on elements of shoegaze to capture darkly textured soundscapes similar to that of M83 and Sigur Rós.It also contains a number of collaborators, including labelmate Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrelane, MEMORIALS).Today (March 26), Queralt has shared the first preview of the record in the form of the lead single ‘Lonely Town’.

Lush frontwoman, have returned with the acerbic new single ‘Big I Am’ – check it out below.The band, which also includes KJ ‘Moose’ McKillop and Oliver Cherer, are preparing to release their first album ‘Tripla’ on April 4 via Bella Union and so far have shared the singles ‘Vertigo’ and ‘8th Deadly Sin’.Now, they have given another teaser in the form of ‘Big I Am’, a dreamy, lightly psychedelic track that sees Berenyi take aim at toxic masculinity and the corrosive impact of social media influencers such as Andrew Tate.See the video for the song, directed by Sébastien Faits-Divers here:Explaining the inspiration for the track, Berenyi has said: “I’ve witnessed 50+ years of the trends in masculinity and frankly, nothing much changes – as ever, there are good men and there are shit men, and there are boys who can be misguided but easily mature into the best of their sex. But this latest incarnation of ‘winning’ the sex war is a laughably infantile and willfully regressive new low.”Berenyi recently spoke about Lush splitting up after their reunion gigs in 2016, saying that the difficult relationship she had with singer/guitarist Emma Anderson led to a falling out.“Sometimes it was great.

Lush, saying the break up “still hurts”.In a new reader interview with The Guardian, the musician spoke about the band’s break up following their highly anticipated reunion gigs in 2016. The shoegaze band initially split in 1998 following the death of drummer Chris Acland in 1996, but reformed in 2016, releasing an EP, ‘Blind Spot’, containing their first new music since 1996.However, Lush then broke up for the second time in 2016 after returning for their first run of shows in two decades earlier that year.In a joint statement at the time, the group wrote: “It’s been wonderful to revisit our old music and to create new material.

Lush co-founder Emma Anderson has shared a new remix of her 2023 song ‘Inter Light’ – you can listen to it below.The original version of the track appears on Anderson’s acclaimed debut solo album, ‘Pearlies’, which was released last October.Now, Brighton-based duo Memorials – aka Matthew Simms and Verity Susman – have brought some “’60s spy movie vibes” to ‘Inter Light’ by adding “fuzzed out guitars, drums and distorted tape noise for a much more exhilarating listen”.Speaking about the reimagining, Anderson explained: “It kind of slims down the structure but increases the dynamics of the track overall which I love.“There are real drums and more overdriven guitars. Also, the original fades but Matthew and Verity have put an ending on it which is almost my favourite part of the track.

Alexandra Daddario flashed her toned tummy this week as she chatted up her new project, Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches.The 36-year-old White Lotus star was posing for InStyle's Self Love issue as she talked about how Hollywood has changed over the decades. During her interview with writer Alyssa Hardy the siren - who was seen in New York City last month - said that she has seen things get better for the ladies - both in front of and behind the camera. 'It shouldn't be a touchy subject, but when I started out, I wasn't meeting with female directors. It was all men that you met with,' said the former fashion model. 'There's been a huge shift [in Hollywood] as far as how we want to portray women, the number of women working behind the scenes, the number of leading roles for women is increasing,' she shared as she said she 'loves' seeing more women in front and behind the camera.

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