Artist:
Sophia Kennedy
Genre:
Pop/Rock
Alternative/Indie Rock
Indie Electronic
Total Time:
36:10
Record Label:
City Slang
Purchasing Links:
CD, MP3, Vinyl, Apple Music, Spotify
Release Date
May 23, 2025
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Sophia Kennedy
Genre:
Pop/Rock
Alternative/Indie Rock
Indie Electronic
Total Time:
36:10
Record Label:
City Slang
Purchasing Links:
CD, MP3, Vinyl, Apple Music, Spotify
Release Date
May 23, 2025
"The Entertainment Factor is supported by its audience. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission."
Find out more about this album release after the jump.
Product Description: Sophia Kennedy, the Baltimore-born, Hamburg-based artist, returns with her new album in May. Known for her genre-blending innovation and distinct vocal style, she has collaborated with DJ Koze and earned praise from The Guardian, Iggy Pop, and Resident Advisor. Following her self-titled debut (2017, Pampa Records), a radiant dance between the glamour of the Great American Songbook, electronic textures, and clubland influences, earning her international acclaim, Kennedy released her second album, Monsters (2021, City Slang), and delved deeper into surrealism and transcendence. Now, on Squeeze Me, Kennedy and her long-time musical collaborator and co-writer Mense Reents sketch a more disillusioned commentary on the status quo of the world at large. The complexity of interpersonal relationships, questions of power dynamics, and the quest for self-determination—longstanding themes for Kennedy—run as a cohesive narrative throughout the album. More minimalist than her previous works, Squeeze Me brims with Kennedy’s gift for catchy melodies with a certain pop appeal and psychedelic hues. The first single, "Rodeo," features hypnotic piano chords, shimmering synth basses, and glimmering choirs. 2025 will see Kennedy back on tour in Europe, supported by an international PR campaign to expand her global presence.
TRACK LIST:
1 .
Nose for a Mountain
(04:22)
2 . Imaginary Friend (04:46)
3 . rive the Lorry (03:36)
4 . Runner (04:09)
5 . Rodeo (03:48)
6 . Feed Me (03:29)
7 . Oakwood 21 . (03:28)
8 . Upstairs Cabaret (02:06)
9 . Closing Time (03:40)
10 .Hot Match (02:50)
2 . Imaginary Friend (04:46)
3 . rive the Lorry (03:36)
4 . Runner (04:09)
5 . Rodeo (03:48)
6 . Feed Me (03:29)
7 . Oakwood 21 . (03:28)
8 . Upstairs Cabaret (02:06)
9 . Closing Time (03:40)
10 .Hot Match (02:50)
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