Tasmanian Emma Anglesey's debut album, Some Things Cannot Be Undone, is an intimate reflection on life changing moments that cannot be erased. To celebrate its release, Emma will be hitting the road in August, travelling to Melbourne, Callala Bay, Canberra, and NSW, before heading home to shows in Hobart and Launceston in September.
Produced by Joshua Barber (Gotye, Archie Roach, Gretta Ray) and recorded at his studio The Barbershop in Melbourne, Some Things Can’t Be Undone feels like the kind of album songwriters themselves will listen to for inspiration. On the making of the album Josh said, “I met Emma at a small folk festival in Tasmania and she was one of the stand-out writers I heard there, so I told her I’d love to work with her. Emma’s songs are thematically articulate, with visual and almost tactile lyrics that I really enjoyed working to and selecting sounds that build towards these emotional environments."
Emma elaborates on the process and inspiration behind this collection of songs, “Some Things Can't Be Undone is the name of one of the songs on the album. It felt right for it to be the album name because it's a concept that seems so simple and so profound to me, and one that weaves through all the songs and connects them. Our lives are full of amazing, terrible, virtuous or treacherous moments, that can never be undone. For me, the idea of Some Things Can't Be Undone truly acknowledges and celebrates these moments for all the incredible passion, excitement, regret and pain they have given us and then sets ourselves free of them.”
Release: June 29th, 2018, Independent
Words: Varrasso PR
Produced by Joshua Barber (Gotye, Archie Roach, Gretta Ray) and recorded at his studio The Barbershop in Melbourne, Some Things Can’t Be Undone feels like the kind of album songwriters themselves will listen to for inspiration. On the making of the album Josh said, “I met Emma at a small folk festival in Tasmania and she was one of the stand-out writers I heard there, so I told her I’d love to work with her. Emma’s songs are thematically articulate, with visual and almost tactile lyrics that I really enjoyed working to and selecting sounds that build towards these emotional environments."
Emma elaborates on the process and inspiration behind this collection of songs, “Some Things Can't Be Undone is the name of one of the songs on the album. It felt right for it to be the album name because it's a concept that seems so simple and so profound to me, and one that weaves through all the songs and connects them. Our lives are full of amazing, terrible, virtuous or treacherous moments, that can never be undone. For me, the idea of Some Things Can't Be Undone truly acknowledges and celebrates these moments for all the incredible passion, excitement, regret and pain they have given us and then sets ourselves free of them.”
Release: June 29th, 2018, Independent
Words: Varrasso PR
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