
Fashion Club A Love You Cannot Shake Vinyl LP Red Colour 2024
Tracklist:
1. Faith
2. Confusion
3. Forget (feat. Perfume Genius)
4. Ghost (feat. Jay Som)
5. Enough
6. One Day
7. Ice Age
8. Deny
9. Rotten Mind (feat. Julie Byrne)
10. Deify
Today, Fashion Club, the alias of Los Angeles-based artist Pascal Stevenson, has announced her highly anticipated sophomore album, A Love You Cannot Shake, due out October 25th via Felte Records. Lead single āForget,ā the steamy art-pop track with country-inspired harmonies from Perfume Geniusā Mike Hadreas, is a conversation between Stevenson and her past self about the power of overcoming struggles. āItās trying to love a version of myself that Iāve spent so long trying to distance from,ā Stevenson says. āBut itās also a recognition that if I drift too far away from the version of myself that I see as really flawed, I might forget the things about myself that I felt I needed to change.ā
Though A Love You Cannot Shake is the first album that explicitly addresses her transness, itās not so much a ācoming outā record or a confessional, straightforward tell-all as it is a tastefully abstract distillation of her personal experiences and identities into stirring vignettes that anyone can relate to. Whether itās the search for self-worth in a society that only values humanity in its relation to capital (āConfusionā), the uncomfortably circular nature of self-growth (āForgetā) or the self-destructive urge to make up for ālost timeā (āGhostā), this LP is rooted in the universal truth that self-actualization is always worth pursuing. Tracks often begin from a place of discomfort and shame, but by the end, they tend to arrive at a more patient, hopeful frame of mind, as Stevenson cherishes the authenticity of a more amorphous emotionality.
Fashion Club A Love You Cannot Shake Vinyl LP Red Colour 2024
Tracklist:
1. Faith
2. Confusion
3. Forget (feat. Perfume Genius)
4. Ghost (feat. Jay Som)
5. Enough
6. One Day
7. Ice Age
8. Deny
9. Rotten Mind (feat. Julie Byrne)
10. Deify
Today, Fashion Club, the alias of Los Angeles-based artist Pascal Stevenson, has announced her highly anticipated sophomore album, A Love You Cannot Shake, due out October 25th via Felte Records. Lead single āForget,ā the steamy art-pop track with country-inspired harmonies from Perfume Geniusā Mike Hadreas, is a conversation between Stevenson and her past self about the power of overcoming struggles. āItās trying to love a version of myself that Iāve spent so long trying to distance from,ā Stevenson says. āBut itās also a recognition that if I drift too far away from the version of myself that I see as really flawed, I might forget the things about myself that I felt I needed to change.ā
Though A Love You Cannot Shake is the first album that explicitly addresses her transness, itās not so much a ācoming outā record or a confessional, straightforward tell-all as it is a tastefully abstract distillation of her personal experiences and identities into stirring vignettes that anyone can relate to. Whether itās the search for self-worth in a society that only values humanity in its relation to capital (āConfusionā), the uncomfortably circular nature of self-growth (āForgetā) or the self-destructive urge to make up for ālost timeā (āGhostā), this LP is rooted in the universal truth that self-actualization is always worth pursuing. Tracks often begin from a place of discomfort and shame, but by the end, they tend to arrive at a more patient, hopeful frame of mind, as Stevenson cherishes the authenticity of a more amorphous emotionality.
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Tracklist:
1. Faith
2. Confusion
3. Forget (feat. Perfume Genius)
4. Ghost (feat. Jay Som)
5. Enough
6. One Day
7. Ice Age
8. Deny
9. Rotten Mind (feat. Julie Byrne)
10. Deify
Today, Fashion Club, the alias of Los Angeles-based artist Pascal Stevenson, has announced her highly anticipated sophomore album, A Love You Cannot Shake, due out October 25th via Felte Records. Lead single āForget,ā the steamy art-pop track with country-inspired harmonies from Perfume Geniusā Mike Hadreas, is a conversation between Stevenson and her past self about the power of overcoming struggles. āItās trying to love a version of myself that Iāve spent so long trying to distance from,ā Stevenson says. āBut itās also a recognition that if I drift too far away from the version of myself that I see as really flawed, I might forget the things about myself that I felt I needed to change.ā
Though A Love You Cannot Shake is the first album that explicitly addresses her transness, itās not so much a ācoming outā record or a confessional, straightforward tell-all as it is a tastefully abstract distillation of her personal experiences and identities into stirring vignettes that anyone can relate to. Whether itās the search for self-worth in a society that only values humanity in its relation to capital (āConfusionā), the uncomfortably circular nature of self-growth (āForgetā) or the self-destructive urge to make up for ālost timeā (āGhostā), this LP is rooted in the universal truth that self-actualization is always worth pursuing. Tracks often begin from a place of discomfort and shame, but by the end, they tend to arrive at a more patient, hopeful frame of mind, as Stevenson cherishes the authenticity of a more amorphous emotionality.












