Dizzy‘s follow-up to their debut album “Baby Teeth” is called The Sun and Her Scorch came out today on Royal Mountain Records.
The album is filled with nice catchy pop music to get through the second half of summer 2020.
Still didn’t occurred to me that the three male members of Dizzy are all brothers!
About the album:
Recorded at Quebec’s Mechanicland Studios and in Munshaw’s mother’s basement, The Sun and Her Scorch was produced by Dizzy and mixed by Craig Silvey (Arcade Fire, Florence + The Machine).
Describing their recording process as “totally challenging and completely rewarding,” the band took an entirely self-directed approach to every aspect of the album’s creation, introducing a more kinetic energy into their sound through their lavish use of live instrumentation. Taping into their increased sense of closeness and confidence, the band brings its truth-telling to confessions of insecurity, resentment and fear of failure.
Of The Sun and Her Scorch, Munshaw says, “Baby Teeth was all about the confusion and sadness of my late teens, but this one is more about the qualities about myself that I’m not very proud of. I wanted to be completely honest about the things nobody ever wants to admit, like being jealous of your friends or pushing away the people who love you. So instead of being about romantic heartbreak, it’s really about self-heartbreak.”
The Sun And Her Scorch gets:
/10.
Dizzy – The Sun And Her Scorch [Streaming]
