![News Added Jan 17, 2014 Sharon Van Etten has finished recording her fourth album, Are We There? and it is due for release in May 2014. Expect more grooves, and R&B and soul influenced tracks. Submitted By ciozdi Track list: Added Jan 17, 2014 Confirmed: “Nothing will Change” “Tarifa” “Your Love Is Killing Me” "You […]](https://hasitleaked.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/sharon-van-etten-are-we-there-320x320.jpg "Sharon Van Etten : Are We There")
Sharon Van Etten has finished recording her fourth album, Are We There? and it is due for release in May 2014. Expect more grooves, and R&B and soul influenced tracks.
Album download leak
SITE: New Album Releases
REPORTED BY: Hob Bope
SITE: rutracker
REPORTED BY: Yanislav
Release date and track list announced.
01 Afraid of Nothing
02 Taking Chances
03 Your Love Is Killing Me
04 Our Love
05 Tarifa
06 I Love You But I’m Lost
07 You Know Me Well
08 Break Me
09 Nothing Will Change
10 I Know
11 Every Time the Sun Comes Up
Out May 27.
New track streaming at
http://pitchfork.com/news/54983-sharon-van-etten-shares-new-song-every-time-the-sun-comes-up/
It has leaked on rutracker.
It has leaked on Mp3oob.
Masterpiece.
“Tramp” might be my favorite album for sentimental reasons since it was then that I discovered the beauty of her music.
But the truth is it’s impossible to tell which record is better. I love them both for different reasons and songs.
So great, here’s a review I wrote for FFWD weekly: Are We There, the newest album by Sharon Van Etten, is a remarkable glimpse into this singer-songwriter’s soul. With an intense emotional power in the lyrics, backed up by an enveloping musical sound, Van Etten really proves her musical prowess with this self-produced album.
Van Etten’s voice covers a broad range, belting out words of love, loss, devotion and struggle. The entire album feels very intimate, like someone is whispering her deepest secrets into your ear.
Alongside rich guitar and piano, she uses lo-fi drum machines and omnichord, giving her indie folk style a unique feel. Though each song commonly uses only two instruments on top of vocals, the richness is incredible.
Sometimes the album drifts through a haunted house of unrequited dreams. Other songs feel like lonely walks in setting suns. The most moving song, “Your Love is Killing Me,” swells with amazing depths of emotional states — it’s certainly one to put on repeat.
Every song is so beautiful and different, with a common thread of multifaceted love, along with the enveloping sounds to keep the album cohesive — a treat for fans and new listeners alike.