Three years after announcing that she was beginning work on a new project, the British electro-pop songstress Little Boots (a/k/a Victoria Hesketh) is ready to release her second album, Nocturnes. The album is due out May 6th on Heskins' On Repeat Records and was produced by DFA Records cofounder Tim Goldsworthy.
In this exclusive video, Hesketh gives an inside look into her return to the studio, her love for songwriting and Goldsworthy's talent for mixing her signature sound of modern-day disco with progressive electronica. Hesketh explains that Nocturnes is "an album indebted to the night" and was inspired by her experiences as a DJ and her immersion in the club scene. "It's got that nighttime feel," she says.
I think all the other 3 tracks (Shake, Every Night and Motorway) are better than Broken Record, I like it, but it's not that amazing IMO (Maybe it will grow on me).
And the fact that it "just" came out , it doesn't have 10k of views on YouTube, mess.
I FINALLY got around to listening to Hands in full a couple of days ago.
It was really solid so I'm excited to hear when Little Boots comes up with this time around.
I FINALLY got around to listening to Hands in full a couple of days ago.
It was really solid so I'm excited to hear when Little Boots comes up with this time around.
If you like Hands you should like this album too, it's just darker and more refined. Have you listened to any of the singles?
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Originally posted by JasperX
The album is such a step up from her last effort!!
I agree, you can tell she took the time to make it sound just as she wanted.
Two months 'til the album!
Motorway and Every Night I Say A Prayer are easily better than anything on Hands.
I think all the other 3 tracks (Shake, Every Night and Motorway) are better than Broken Record, I like it, but it's not that amazing IMO (Maybe it will grow on me). 
, it doesn't have 10k of views on YouTube, mess.
