NERINA PALLOT A Psalm for Emily Salvi | New from a cult artist

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A Psalm for Emily Salvi |Nerina Pallot’s eighth and new album

A Psalm for Emily Salvi was born from an unexpected connection, a message Nerina received from a fan who told her that her music had been a lifeline in her most difficult moments. That message would be the catalyst for Pallot’s eighth album, an album that speaks of grief and loss.

• The follower who wrote to her recommended that she study the Psalms 📖 to heal her pain, something that would insipire the name of the album.

Nerina Pallot faithfully believes in the healing power of music in the face of adversity, that’s why she writes songs about vulnerability, about perseverance and about human connection, turning ‘A Psalm for Emily Salvi’ into a heartfelt dedication to all those who have supported her over the years, which are many.

Nerina lost three uncles and her sister in a short time, something that is reflected in many of the songs on the album:

1. Pressure: A fantastic way to start a great album. 5 minutes of strength to overcome bad times and pressure.
2. High Time: For Trembol the best track on the album, one of those songs that you can listen to twenty times in a row and still enjoy it like the first listen.
3. Regrets: In the purest CeeLo Green style, Neri tells us the things he regrets with a southern and gospel style.
4. FAFO: It stands for ‘Fuck Around, Find Out‘, a song in which Neri Pallot tells us that Karma is there to return what we do, so we better behave well 😊
5. Carolina Light Up: ‘I want to light up, let the sun come through the window and feel the wind in my hair’. A song of hope.
6. Madison: The song of loss. She’s probably talking about her sister who she recently lost.
7. You Could Be So Pretty: Pallot Throws out a clear message: ‘there’s a million rules to live by, fuck ’em all‘.
8. Lover: A beautiful romantic ballad about appreciating the person we’re with, because when they’re gone, we will.
9. Hold My Hand: Curious song about opening up to love. A nice mid-tempo that gains as the song progresses.
10. Call Your Momma: Another theme of mourning and holding on to your loved ones in low moments.
11. And Here a Garden: ‘A Psalm for Emily Salvi’ concludes with the same theme of the whole album, grief and loss, but it does so with a positive and healing tone.

Nerina Pallot exercises total control over her music, composes all her tracks and handles the musical production.

By the way she is also a very close artist who always answers all her comments on her Social Networks and has a very close relationship with her fans, so if you want to talk to her, you already know 😉

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