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Album Info

Artist: Lizzy McAlpine
Album: Older
Released: USA & Canada, 14 Jun 2024

Tracklist:

A1The Elevator
A2Come Down Soon
A3Like It Tends To Do
A4Movie Star
A5All Falls Down
A6Staying
A7I Guess
B1Drunk, Running
B2Broken Glass
B3You Forced Me To
B4Older
B5Better Than This
B6March
B7Vortex


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Description

Lizzy McAlpine's album "Older," released on August 26, 2022, is a stunning exploration of growth, love, and the complexities of life as seen through the eyes of a young artist who is wise beyond her years. This sophomore album follows her debut, "Give Me a Minute," and showcases her evolution as a songwriter and musician. With its heartfelt lyrics and intricate melodies, "Older" has quickly garnered attention and praise from both fans and critics alike.

From the very first track, it’s clear that Lizzy has a unique voice that resonates deeply. The opening song, "Ceilings," sets the tone for the album with its hauntingly beautiful piano and introspective lyrics. It’s a track that many listeners can relate to, as it captures the feeling of longing and the bittersweet nature of memories. The production is minimal yet effective, allowing Lizzy's voice to take center stage. This song has become a standout, often highlighted in reviews for its emotional depth and lyrical prowess.

One of the most interesting aspects of "Older" is how it reflects Lizzy's personal experiences and growth. In interviews, she has mentioned that the album is a reflection of her journey through her early twenties, dealing with relationships, self-discovery, and the inevitable changes that come with growing up. This theme of aging and maturity is prevalent throughout the album, making it relatable to a wide audience. Tracks like "All My Ghosts" and "Hate to Be Lame" delve into the complexities of love and heartbreak, showcasing her ability to weave personal narratives into universal themes.

Critically, "Older" has received acclaim from major publications. Rolling Stone praised Lizzy's songwriting, noting her ability to blend folk and pop elements seamlessly. Pitchfork highlighted her lyrical honesty, calling her a "voice of her generation" and commending the album for its emotional resonance. The album has also been nominated for several awards, including the prestigious Grammy Awards, which speaks to its impact and the recognition of Lizzy's talent in the music industry.

Production-wise, Lizzy collaborated with some notable names, including producer and musician Dan Nigro, who has worked with artists like Olivia Rodrigo. This collaboration has helped to shape the sound of "Older," giving it a polished yet authentic feel. The instrumentation throughout the album is rich and varied, with strings, piano, and subtle electronic elements that enhance the emotional weight of the songs without overshadowing Lizzy's voice.

One of the fun facts about the album is that Lizzy recorded it during the pandemic, which added a layer of introspection to her work. Many artists found the isolation of lockdowns to be a double-edged sword, providing both the time to create and the emotional challenges that come with solitude. Lizzy has mentioned in interviews how this period influenced her songwriting, pushing her to confront her feelings and experiences more directly than ever before.

As you listen through "Older," you can’t help but feel a connection to Lizzy’s journey. The closing track, "Erase Me," is a poignant reflection on letting go and moving forward, leaving listeners with a sense of hope and resilience. It’s a perfect way to wrap up an album that is both a personal diary and a universal story.

In conclusion, Lizzy McAlpine's "Older" is a remarkable album that showcases her growth as an artist and her ability to connect with listeners on a deep emotional level. With its beautiful melodies, thoughtful lyrics, and impressive production, it’s no wonder that this album has resonated with so many. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her music, "Older" is definitely worth a listen, and it’s exciting to think about what Lizzy will create next as she continues to evolve in her musical journey.

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