Kate Nash – 9 Sad Symphonies (2024) [FLAC 24bit/44,1kHz]

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Kate Nash’s new album ‘9 Sad Symphonies’ is her first signed to the legendary Kill Rock Stars label – The album was produced and mixed by Grammy winning Danish producer Frederik Thaae (K Flay, Jada, Crown The Empire) – Marking a new chapter in Kate’s illustrious career, the album’s lyrical scope is both deeply personal and achingly relatable, whilst its orchestral arrangements and melodies draw from Kate’s experience in the world of musical theatre.

Kate Nash is a BRIT Award-winning singer-songwriter, musician and actress known for her fearless approach to music and unapologetic storytelling. A platinum selling artist with a career spanning over a decade, she has garnered critical acclaim for her chart-topping hits and electrifying live performances. From her debut album Made of Bricks to her latest releases, Kate’s artistry continues to resonate with audiences and has earned her a dedicated fanbase. She also captivated audiences as Rhonda in Netflix’s Emmy-nominated GLOW.Kate Nash loves her words. These journeys inside her head via long intimate lines, make it clear that lyrics are where her energy as a songwriter lies. Aided by string arrangements, varied tempos, and striking arrangements from collaborator Frederik Thaaes, her words on 9 Sad Symphonics ascend to a new level from the opening track “Millions of Heartbeats.” “There’s a numbness inside of me,” she shares before pondering, “There are no guarantees/ What are my boundaries?” Nash moves into the nitty gritty of relationship warfare in “Wasteman” where handclaps, tasteful synth chords, and a jumpy dancebeat power up revenge lines with an edge: “Took me some time to see/ You’re actually shady/ You fucking take the piss/ I must have been crazy.”

She and Thaaes (who also programs, plays keyboards and co-wrote all but one song) have perfected these varied and effective settings for her vocals. Some work better than others, none more striking musically than the clip-clop rhythms of “Horsie.” In “My Bile,” backed by a full-on galloping beat, the strings stand out as Nash nimbly talks her way through lengthy verses that seem to set her free: “I’ve already explained, I’ve already argued/ I don’t have to be there, I don’t have to tell you/ I don’t have to listen, I don’t have to understand.” Near the album’s finale, the music unexpectedly turns folky on “Ray.” With strummed acoustic guitar “Tick tick tick in my head/ Do I really wish that I was dead?” before revealing a personal battle, Nash shares, “Every day just starting with bad news/ Is a battle with depression that I’ll lose/ No I can’t live that way, keep anxieties at bay/ With music.” By song’s end, however, she’s doing the work to change: “I know I can be a ray of sunshine/ Anytime I wanna see a rainbow I just have to cry/ Let me work it out, let me work on my mind/ I know I can get there if I give myself a little time.” Nash turns towards positively twangy in “Vampyre,” closing the album’s mountain of words on a positive note, “Turns out you were under my nose/ You were the one.” – Robert Baird

Tracklist:

1-1. Kate Nash – Millions of Heartbeats (04:00)
1-2. Kate Nash – Misery (03:37)
1-3. Kate Nash – Wasteman (03:28)
1-4. Kate Nash – Abandoned (04:03)
1-5. Kate Nash – Horsie (03:52)
1-6. Kate Nash – My Bile (03:40)
1-7. Kate Nash – These Feelings (03:08)
1-8. Kate Nash – Space Odyssey 2001 (04:53)
1-9. Kate Nash – Ray (03:34)
1-10. Kate Nash – Vampyre (04:15)

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