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Adrianne Lenker releases new song Once a Bunch Aug 6 News Jeremy J Fisette Adrianne Lenker is already having a great 2024, with extensive touring (both solo and with main band Big Thief) and the release of her beautiful, well-received solo album Bright Future back in March Now, she is releasing a brand new song from the same recording sessions as that album, called "Once a Bunch" Listen
Adrianne Lenker Shares Feel Better From Transa Comp - UPROXX Adrianne Lenker Contributes The Gentle New Song ‘Feel Better’ To The Massive ‘Transa’ Compilation Album Derrick Rossignol Music News Editor Twitter November 22, 2024 Video unavailable
Adrianne Lenker announces new album Bright Future • News • DIY Magazine Not long since the release of her moving recent cut ‘Ruined’, Adrianne Lenker is back with news of a forthcoming new album, ‘Bright Future’ (out on 22nd March via 4AD) It’s her first solo outing since 2020’s ‘songs instrumentals’, and sees her collaborate with the likes of Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen
Adrianne Lenker – Bright Future – Sonic Sherpa Records Adrianne Lenker announces her new solo album, Bright Future – out March 22nd on 4AD – marking Lenker’s first album since 2020’s songs instrumentals Featuring co-production from Philip Weinrobe, alongside contributions from Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen
Adrianne Lenker Announces New Album Bright Future | News | Clash . . . Big Thief lead Adrianne Lenker has announced her new solo album, ‘Bright Future’, out March 22nd via 4AD ‘Bright Future’ is Lenker’s first album since 2020’s ‘songs and instrumentals ‘, and features co-production from regular collaborator Philip Weinrobe, alongside contributions from Nick Hakim, Mat Davidson, and Josefin Runsteen, who all converged in an analogue studio in the