Ellie Goulding has detailed the new album Brightest Blue, her follow-up to 2015’s Delirium. Out July 17 on Interscope, the LP includes a side of songs showcasing her “vulnerability” and another of “confident, brave, and fearless” songs, she said in a press release. The second side features collaborations with Diplo, the late Juice WRLD, Swae Lee, and others; serpentwithfeet guests on the first side’s “Start.”
Goulding produced the first side with Joe Kearns. Her co-songwriters include Tobias Jesso Jr. and Chairlift’s Patrick Wimberly. Goulding said in a press release that the first side “acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are. The tracks also symbolize growi
"Brightest Blue" is the upcoming fourth studio album by English recording artist Ellie Goulding, expected to be released on Friday, 17 July 2020.
The album includes a number of recent releases alongside a plethora of new songs, with the album being set in two parts, "Brightest Blue" (executively produced by Ellie Goulding & Joe Kearns) and "EG.0," respectively.
Across the two halves Ellie enlisted a number of writers and producers to help create the finished product, including the likes of Tobias Jesso Jr., Starsmith, ILYA, serpentwithfeet, Patrick Wimberly (of Chairlift) and Jim Eliot amongst others.
Ellie Goulding has detailed the new album Brightest Blue, her follow-up to 2015’s Delirium. Out July 17 on Interscope, the LP includes a side of songs showcasing her “vulnerability” and another of “confident, brave, and fearless” songs, she said in a press release. The second side features collaborations with Diplo, the late Juice WRLD, Swae Lee, and others; serpentwithfeet guests on the first side’s “Start.”
Goulding produced the first side with Joe Kearns. Her co-songwriters include Tobias Jesso Jr. and Chairlift’s Patrick Wimberly. Goulding said in a press release that the first side “acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are. The tracks also symbolize growing up and becoming a woman.” Find the cover art and tracklist below.
Ellie Goulding revealed on Wednesday that she will be releasing her fourth album, Brightest Blue, on July 17th via Interscope Records. The 18-track LP will have two sides, “Brightest Blue” and “EG.0,” and feature collaborations with serpentwithfeet, blackbear, Lauv, Diplo, Swae Lee and Juice WRLD.
“[The album’s first half] reflects my vulnerability… it acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are,” Goulding says. “The tracks also symbolize growing up and becoming a woman.”
On the five-track second half, “EG.0,” which features the bulk of Brightest Blue‘s collaborative tracks, Goulding says it “encapsulates my confident, brave and fearless side and features all my recent collaborations. I often find myself writing about my thoughts and emotions in a way that I know will be catchy and memorable. I will always seek to use my voice in ways that no one would ever expect and look to collaborate with the least likely, exciting and eclectic group of other artists.”
Goulding produced the first side with Joe Kearns. Her co-songwriters include Tobias Jesso Jr. and Chairlift’s Patrick Wimberly. Goulding said in a press release that the first side “acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are. The tracks also symbolize growi
"Brightest Blue" is the upcoming fourth studio album by English recording artist Ellie Goulding, expected to be released on Friday, 17 July 2020.
The album includes a number of recent releases alongside a plethora of new songs, with the album being set in two parts, "Brightest Blue" (executively produced by Ellie Goulding & Joe Kearns) and "EG.0," respectively.
Across the two halves Ellie enlisted a number of writers and producers to help create the finished product, including the likes of Tobias Jesso Jr., Starsmith, ILYA, serpentwithfeet, Patrick Wimberly (of Chairlift) and Jim Eliot amongst others.
Ellie Goulding has detailed the new album Brightest Blue, her follow-up to 2015’s Delirium. Out July 17 on Interscope, the LP includes a side of songs showcasing her “vulnerability” and another of “confident, brave, and fearless” songs, she said in a press release. The second side features collaborations with Diplo, the late Juice WRLD, Swae Lee, and others; serpentwithfeet guests on the first side’s “Start.”
Goulding produced the first side with Joe Kearns. Her co-songwriters include Tobias Jesso Jr. and Chairlift’s Patrick Wimberly. Goulding said in a press release that the first side “acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are. The tracks also symbolize growing up and becoming a woman.” Find the cover art and tracklist below.
Ellie Goulding revealed on Wednesday that she will be releasing her fourth album, Brightest Blue, on July 17th via Interscope Records. The 18-track LP will have two sides, “Brightest Blue” and “EG.0,” and feature collaborations with serpentwithfeet, blackbear, Lauv, Diplo, Swae Lee and Juice WRLD.
“[The album’s first half] reflects my vulnerability… it acknowledges a complex world where relationships still dictate our happiness and heartbreak and can still be the most painful thing in the world, no matter how enlightened you are,” Goulding says. “The tracks also symbolize growing up and becoming a woman.”
On the five-track second half, “EG.0,” which features the bulk of Brightest Blue‘s collaborative tracks, Goulding says it “encapsulates my confident, brave and fearless side and features all my recent collaborations. I often find myself writing about my thoughts and emotions in a way that I know will be catchy and memorable. I will always seek to use my voice in ways that no one would ever expect and look to collaborate with the least likely, exciting and eclectic group of other artists.”
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