The record includes the singles ‘Smart Casual’, ‘Woo Me’, ‘On The Sidelines’ and ‘Milky’.
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Emerging Adelaide artist Anna Jeavons has released her captivating debut album, Anomie.
A collection of introspective songs exploring life in one’s twenties, the album was produced by Ben Stewart (Slowly Slowly), who helped amplify the album’s emotional core.
“Anomie is for anyone who feels lost and lonely. It speaks to the anxiety of trying to make the leap from juvenescence to adulthood – and not quite getting it right. The word ‘Anomie’ refers to the lack of moral guidelines in the modern world, and the sense of rootlessness this can cause,” explains Jeavons.
“Sometimes I call the genre ‘pathos pop’, often having a poignant quality that evokes sadness.”
Comprising 12 songs written over the course of a decade, Anomie includes the previously released singles ‘Smart Casual’, ‘Woo Me’, ‘On The Sidelines’ and ‘Milky’, along with feature track ‘A Vow’.
‘A Vow’ offers listeners a glimpse into Jeavons’ perspective on relationships and is accompanied by a music video shot by Jeavons at Belair National Park.
“I’ve always been fascinated by the ways humans operate and interact. I’m really interested in the idea of relationships as vehicles for growth and self-development,” explains Jeavons.
“Our loved ones mirror our greatest weaknesses back to us. In close proximity, we cannot hide behind a mask. So, our intimate relationships are some of our greatest teachers. I wrote this song when I was single – about what I was looking for in a future relationship: to be always growing.”
While many of the themes running through Anomie are heavy, there’s a positivity that oozes from Jeavons’ lyrics and performance, with an underlying message of optimism.
“My music’s about catharsis; for myself and for others if I’m lucky. It’s a place where I can open up free of judgement and reflect. In sharing my songs, I give others permission to do the same. I hope I can help some listeners feel less alone.”
Jeavons will officially launch the album on Saturday 6 June at Nexus Arts. Presented by local indie collective Runt! Records, the event will also feature performances from indie star Sofia Menguita and Melbourne’s Eaglemont.
Anomie by Anna Jeavons is out now. Listen here. Catch Jeavons performing at Nexus Arts on Saturday 6 June.
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