Apr 21st '10 by jessica @ 11:39am2010/04/21
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Tracey Thorn was with Everything But The Girl for 18 years before she took a break — to have children, to get married (both with EBTG partner Ben Watt), and, it looks like, to tend to her greenhouse. She released her second solo record in 2007 — 25 years after her first. Her third solo album, Love and Its Opposite, arrives a little more quickly (the 27-year-old engagement to Watt means she likes to take her time with things). It’s produced by Berlin’s Ewan Pearson. “Why Does The Wind?” is more dance-oriented than many of the other tracks on Love and Its Opposite, with strings and a tart bassline under Thorn’s wistful vocals.
Love and Its Opposite is out 5/18 via Merge.
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This year marks twenty years since Everything But The Girl released their first single. Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn haven't ruled out working together under the group's name again, but both are busy with solo projects. Hear Ben's turn as a succesful DJ on ...
This year marks twenty years since Everything But The Girl released their first single. Ben Watt and Tracey Thorn haven't ruled out working together under the group's name again, but both are busy with solo projects. Hear Ben's turn as a succesful DJ on ...
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I’m a huge fan of etbg and tracey thorn..
I didn’t like the mixing for this track…
but still like the track
I love it. Tracey´s voice looks clear and touching.
Simply fucking fantastic. I couldn’t love her work more…
This is what the girl from the XX is going to look like in 15 years.
Such a great voice.
I especially love the jazz drums.
very Rumors-esque