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• “Remind Me Tomorrow” is Sharon Van Etten’s first album after a break of almost five years and came into being during a phase of Sharon’s life in which she really wasn’t bored: she was pregnant, studied psychology, auditioned for the Nextflix series The OA – and got the role. Van Etten was musically involved in David Lynch’s revival of Twin Peaks. Off the screen she wrote for the first time film music for Katherine Dieckmann’s movie “Strange Weather” and contributed the final song for Tig Notaro’s show “Tig”.
  Between all these undertakings she stole an hour every now and then to work on her album. The songs were transported by Van Etten’s original demos through arrangements by John Congleton. The songs are as resonant as ever, the themes are still an honest and subtle approach to love and longing, but Congleton emphasizes new peculiarities in Van Etten’s sound
  Over the course of “Remind Me Tomorrow” Sharon Van Etten turns to driving, darkly shimmering moods. In its courageous intimacy, Remind Me Tomorrow is an ambitious album. Van Etten’s passions, whether musical, emotional or for new careers, projects and lifelong roles, make up this album. The tension between overwork and procrastination, between things you have to do and things you want to do, makes “Remind Me Tomorrow” a real work of the heart, a labour of love.
  
  

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• Artist: Sharon Van Etten Label: Jagjaguwar Format: LP Units: 1 Country: UK & US Genre: Pop & Rock Style: Indie Rock

• A1 I Told You Everything
  A2 No One’S Easy To Love
  A3 Memorial Day
  A4 Comeback Kid
  A5 Jupiter 4
  B1 Seventeen
  B2 Malibu
  B3 You Shadow
  B4 Hands
  B5 Stay