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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Lucy Rose’s “Conversation”

January 11, 2019 Albumism Staff

Artist: Lucy Rose
Song: “Conversation”
Album: No Words Left (Due in stores March 22nd)

It’s dark and freezing in New York City this morning as we write this, but our outlook just became a whole lot brighter and warmer upon discovering that Lucy Rose has announced the forthcoming release of her fourth studio album No Words Left, slated for a March 22nd arrival. The follow-up to 2017’s exquisitely crafted Something’s Changing (Albumism’s #2 best album of 2017) will be accompanied by a UK and European tour kicking off April 9th in London and it’s preceded by the lovely guitar, violin and piano-driven lead single “Conversation.” Spring can’t come soon enough.

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