Jessie Ware has introduced particulars of her fifth studio album ‘That! Feels Good!’ and shared its first single – take heed to ‘Pearls’ beneath.
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After teasing that one thing was imminent on her social media channels, Ware shared the information of her new album at present (February 9), revealing that it might be launched on April 28 (pre-order right here).
“Proud to present my fifth album, That! Feels Good! to you all,” she wrote. “Out 28th April & available to pre order now. In the meantime, enjoy ‘Pearls’ xxx”
Ware recorded ‘Pearls’ with Stuart Price and stated in an announcement: “Pearls” is a file that doesn’t take itself too severely however calls for you to have a dance. It’s impressed by divas like Donna Summer, Evelyn “Champagne” King, Teena Marie and Chaka Khan and I suppose makes an attempt to point out – in lightness – all of the hats I attempt to put on (normally on the identical time).
“It’s the second song you will hear from my collaboration with Stuart Price and Coffee – with the wonderful addition of Sarah Hudson – and hopefully gives you a taste of the fun we have working together…”
Last summer time, Ware launched her first single of 2022, ‘Free Yourself’.
Billed as a teaser for her upcoming fifth studio album, ‘Free Yourself’ was co-written with Coffee Clarence JR and Stuart Price and got here with a message of self-empowerment. “’Free Yourself’ is the beginning of a new era for me,” Ware defined in a press launch.
‘Free Yourself’ was additionally the primary new solo materials launched by Ware since her 2021 reissue of ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’, which included seven new tracks alongside a remix of ‘Adore You’ by Chinese artists Bibi Zhou and Sihan.
Later that yr, she joined Kylie Minogue on the duet, ‘Kiss Of Life’, which was included in ‘DISCO: Guest List Edition’, a deluxe model of Minogue’s fifteenth studio album, 2020’s ‘Disco’.
In November 2022, she shared a brand new remix of ‘Free Yourself’ by Melanie C.
‘What’s Your Pleasure?’ obtained a four-out-of-five star evaluate from NME with Hannah Mylrea praising Ware’s rediscovery of her disco, funk and groove roots in “a collection of exhilarating floor-fillers that fuse future-facing production with heady ‘80s sounds.”