Low Island - If You Could Have It All Again

Emotional Interference

£16.18

Genre(s): Indie, Electronica
Format: 1 x LP, Picture Sleeve
Barcode: 9502886569219
Catalogue No.: EILP1
Release Date: 13th April 2021

A1 - Hey man,
A2 - What Do You Stand For
A3 - Don't Let The Light In
A4 - Don't Let The Light In (Reprise)
A5 - In Your Arms
A6 - Who's Having The Greatest Time?
B1 - Feel Young Again
B2 - I Do It For You
B3 – Momentary
B4 - Spaces Closing In
B5 - What The Hell (are you gonna do now?)

The highly anticipated debut album from Momentum Award artist Low Island, featuring the singles: Don’t Let The Light In, In Your Arms, Feel Young Again, I Do It For You, Who’s Having The Greatest Time?

Recorded, produced and engineered by the band at their makeshift studio in rural France, and set to be released on their own label Emotional Interference - ‘If You Could Have It All Again’ sees the band fully taking the reins over their own destiny, and becoming a DIY machine.

The support built up so far has resulted in around 7 million streams across platforms. Highlights including support from Spotify UK on New Music Friday UK, The Indie List, Indie Palace and Peach, and Most Beautiful Songs In The World, All New Indie and Fresh Finds in the US.

Additionally, Amazon Music chose ‘Don’t Let The Light In’ as one of their Best Songs of 2020, Magnetic Magazine ‘Best Indie Dance Tracks of 2020’ and featured on the FIFA 21 soundtrack. Low Island are also among the latest recipients of the prestigious UK Momentum Fund.

Press / Feedback:

Acclaim for Low Island spreads far and wide - notably Radiohead’s Phil Selway and Peter Gabriel are professed fans. On the airwaves Annie Mac, Gemma Bradley and Greg James at BBC Radio 1 and Lauren Laverne and Tom Robinson on BBC 6 Music are all supporters.

“Rippling electronic pop” The Times

“Stunning” The Independent

“Crisp and snapping with energy... undeniable creativity” Clash

“Occupies the middle ground between ‘In Rainbows’ electronic wizardry and the life-affirming bangers of Caribou” DIY

“worthy of your attention” CRACK

“Music to be played in clubs for lost ex lovers” NME

“Bridges the gap between the confines of popular music and boundless opportunity of the avant-garde” The Line of Best Fit