02 December 2016 - 0 Comments
Rounding
off a year in which Lydia
Cole’s star continued to rise, the Auckland singer-songwriter
is preparing to release her second full-length album The Lay Of The Land,
due out on February 17,
2017.
Before that, she’s giving us a sneak peek of what’s to come with her exquisite
new single, Telepathise,
out on December 9.
It follows on from the upcoming album’s first two singles Dream,
which earned Coleher second Top 5 finalist spot in the prestigious Silver Scroll Awards, and Sober, which
clocked an impressive 100,000 spins on Spotify in just one month of release.
Telepathise is a delicate, yet epic, soundscape that encompasses all that Cole’s music has come
to represent – lyrical artistry, melodic mastery and quiet contemplation. It is
these qualities that truly shine through on the accomplished nine-track album, The Lay Of The Land.
To mark the album’s release, Cole is touring New Zealand and Australia, kicking off in Brisbane on February 23 and ending
in Wellington on March 11.
Cole first made her mark in 2009 with her debut EP Love Will Find A Way – a lone voice
making itself heard through words and melody lines, accompanied by empathetic
beds of harmony. Her first full-length album ME & MOON followed in 2012, drawing
critical acclaim.
She has gone on to develop a loyal following and a reputation as a captivating
live performer, supporting the likes of Ed
Sheeran, Diana
Krall, Brooke
Fraser, and earlier this year, José González, who personally selected
her to open at his Auckland show.
The next chapter in Cole’s
already impressive career is an exciting one and it begins with THE LAY OF THE LAND.
February/March
tour dates:
Brisbane (solo) –
Junk Bar, February 23
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Melbourne (band) –
Wesley Anne, February 25
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Sydney (solo) –
Hibernian House, February 26
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Christchurch (band)
– Space Academy, March 3
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Auckland (band) –
The Vic Theatre, March 10
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Wellington (band) –
Meow Bar, March 11
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