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Lankum’s Radie Peat Announces Debut Solo Album No Human Tongue Can Tell: Hear “The Moon And Stars”

In July, Lankum's Radie Peat released her debut solo single, a take on the Irish folk song " Still I Love Him ." Now, the Dublin musician is announcing her debut solo album No Human Tongue Can Tell . She's sharing the new single "The Moon And Stars" today. The post Lankum’s Radie Peat Announces Debut Solo Album No Human Tongue Can Tell : Hear “The Moon And Stars” appeared first on Stereogum .

Lankum’s Radie Peat Announces Debut Solo Album No Human Tongue Can Tell: Hear “The Moon And Stars”

Dublin artist Radie Peat, formerly known as Lankum, has unveiled her highly anticipated debut solo album titled "No Human Tongue Can Tell." The release follows her emergence with the Irish folk-inspired single "Still I Love Him." The new album features the captivating track "The Moon And Stars," which delves into themes of female struggle, love, and endurance through a series of folk-inspired songs.

Peat reveals that the album's concept has been brewing in her mind for over a decade, drawing inspiration from John B. Keane's 1959 play, Sive, and the iconic album Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. Collaborating with producer John Spud Murphy, Peat's unique approach to recording all intersecting parts herself resulted in a distinct, electronic-speckled sound that sets her work apart.

The Moon And Stars garners attention from the album's opening moments, building into a compelling conclusion.

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