「大人になるにつれて、特に残っている侵入思考は、ひどい考えだとわかっていても、廃屋の中に入りたくなること。 Give In』は、押しつけがましい考えに屈したときの安堵感と、その後に起こる結果について歌っている。 この曲は、プロデューサーのスタジオで午後に書いたもので、最初に書いてから完成するまで、おそらく一番早かった曲だ」
Sea Lemonのニューアルバム「Diving For A Prize」は5月30日にLuminelle Recordingsからリリースされる。
「Give In」
オークランドのシンガーソングライター、Madeline Kenny(マデリーン・ケニー)が新譜『Kiss from the Balcony』をCarpark Recordsから7月18日にリリースすると発表した。マデリーン・ケニーはカーパークレコードが送り出すアートポップシンガーだ。
アルバムのリードシングル「All I Need」は、Carparkのアーティスト、ジミー・ウィスパーズが監督した新しいミュージック・ビデオとともに現在リリースされている。
「私のヒーローが帰ってきた」とマデリーン・ケニーは最新作『Kiss from the Balcony』の2曲目で快活に歌っている。この曲は、友人のベン・スローン、スティーヴン・パトータとオークランドで数回に渡って直接スタジオ・セッションを行い、制作された。マデリンの成長と回復力に関する考察の集大成。生成的で活気あるコラボレーションによって新しい命を吹き込まれた。
セルフ・プロデュースによるEP『Close To The Flame』は、Bleach Labの2023年のデビュー・アルバム『Lost In A Rush Of Emptiness』に続く作品。 バンドは2025年11月にロンドンのブッシュ・ホールでのヘッドライン・ライヴを含む7日間のUKツアーを行うことも発表している。
「Feel Something」
Bleach Lab 『Close To The Flame』 EP
Tracklist:
Drown Feel Something In Your Arms Close To The Flame If I Could Be Anything
彼女のコラボレーションは、アンディ・グラマー、ジョイ・オラドクン、アンナ・クレンデニング、グリフィン、アビー・アンダーソン、carobae、ミキ・ラツーラ、デヴォン・ガブリエラ、エリカ・ジェインなど、幅広いアーティストに及ぶ。CNN、The Sex Lives of College Girls、The L Word、The Hills、Batwoman、Teen Momなど、テレビや映画でも活躍している。
Emily Haber has spent her life immersed in music, from her earliest days growing up in an award-winning family band to becoming a sought-after songwriter in Los Angeles. Known for her evocative lyricism and profound storytelling, Emily’s journey is one of resilience, creativity, and a lifelong love for music.
Born to two musical parents who had paused their careers to focus on their family, Emily’s arrival marked the beginning of a new chapter. When she was six, her parents started a children’s band called Laughing Pizza, bringing Emily front and center. Signed to Sony/Epic Records,
Laughing Pizza toured the United States for ten years, performing on PBS Kids and on stages nationwide. From age 7 to 17, Emily lived on the road, creating lifelong memories and building the foundation for her future in music.
In 2015, she lost her mother to stage 4 ovarian cancer—a loss that profoundly influenced her life and art. With a decade of experience working solely with her family, Emily’s loss began her solo music journey, shaped by both triumph and heartbreak.
Working professionally in her younger years, Emily faced unique challenges. Born with severe hearing loss in both ears, she wore hearing aids from the age of four. For a decade, Emily performed by relying on instinct and muscle memory.
Her hearing aids frequently failed mid-performance, leaving her to navigate live shows in near silence. It wasn’t until advancements in hearing aid technology at 13 that Emily truly heard her own voice, and by 17, she experienced intricate layers of music for the first time thanks to the Starkey Foundation.
Emily finally was able to combine her unique feel for music with the reality of how most people understand sound - giving her a 6th sense that is palpable when listening to her recordings.
At 19, Emily moved to Nashville, determined to carve her own path. She kept her history with Laughing Pizza private, building her career from the ground up. She briefly attended Belmont University before diving headfirst into the city’s vibrant songwriting community.
Emily worked at the iconic Bluebird Cafe and co-wrote tirelessly, honing her craft and immersing herself in music. A chance meeting with Grammy-winning songwriter Liz Rose at Eddie’s Attic proved pivotal. Liz invited Emily to her house to write, introduced her to Nashville’s tight-knit songwriting circle, and encouraged her to pursue her dreams.
In October 2017, Emily signed with Prescription Songs, marking the start of a prolific professional songwriting career. Her collaborations span a wide range of artists, including Andy Grammer, Joy Oladokun, Anna Clendening, Gryffin, Abby Anderson, carobae, Miki Ratsula, Devon Gabriella, and Erika Jayne. Her work has also resonated across television and film, with placements on CNN, The Sex Lives of College Girls, The L Word, The Hills, Batwoman, and Teen Mom.
In March 2023, Emily met her co-producer, Daniel Dávila, when they were both asked to speak on a panel for a songwriting class at USC. Together, they created her debut EP, Nostalgia. For the first time, Emily felt there were stories only she could tell, and this collection reflects her unique voice as a storyteller. Nostalgia is a testament to Emily's growth and artistic vision.
The title track is a tribute to the childhood she longed for but never truly had, blending wistful dreams with the heartbreak of growing up.
The heartfelt single "Next Time" captures the aching simplicity of missing someone in the everyday — the phone calls, the movie nights, the casual presence that lingers long after they’re gone.
The song imagines a softer ending, a next life where nothing is rushed and reunion is possible. Writing it helped her process the kind of grief that doesn’t go away, but also the kind of love that never does either. Her new EP 『Nostalgia 』is out now worldwide.
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