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guitarist and singer has shared a video for his brand new single, the reflective . It's taken from Kemp's upcoming solo album which he will release through EastWest Records on January 31. "It's essentially a conversation I was having with myself, trying to encourage positivity in the face of life’s usual buffeting headwinds," Kemp explains of the new single.
Unsurprisingly, the new album features Kemp's Saucerful bandmate, podcast cohost (and and bassist) while arranger (and former Durutti Column member John Metcalfe has created the album;s string arrangements. Of the follow-up to 2021's Kemp says, "It's about my relationship with music. Whatever I’m going through, whatever conflict arises, the process of making music is my resolution.
That’s my destination.” will be available as Red Gold vinyl, deluxe CD, standard CD and as a digital release, and also as a Dolby Atmos release with a mix created by . .
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