She was incredibly open and gracious and really it was creatively inspiring from the moment we started working. We connected by phone and had a long talk. Sparke continued by calling Dessner “an incredible person” and a “true gift” before admitting that it “took a moment for me to get used to a different way of working and hand my trust and heart over to him and his vision but it also felt so natural and we became close friends in the process.”ĭessner added, “I started hearing ideas listening to her voice almost immediately. I did have a big folder of demos but was nervous to share them, but after he heard them he said, ‘There’s so much to work with in here already.'” “When we first talked, we talked about co-writing from scratch. “We had met once years before in Eau Claire so I asked my manager to reach out to him,” she said.
In a statement, Sparke shared how she connected with Dessner after moving back to New York City. The album holds 14 tracks that trace back to the Australian artist’s early COVID quarantine days before she was able to return to the United States in 2021. The news comes with the LP’s first single “Pressure in My Chest.” Stream it below.ĭessner, who garnered one-half of Consequence’s 2021 Composers of the Year honor, also plays on the album along with Sparke’s frequent collaborator Shahzad Ismaily and The Walkmen and Muzz drummer Matt Barrick. Indigo Sparke has announced her second album Hysteria, which is produced by The National’s Aaron Dessner and set for release on October 7th. The post Indigo Sparke Announces New Album Hysteria, Shares “Pressure in My Chest”: Stream appeared first on Consequence.
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