TEMPORARY by EVERYTHING IS RECORDED
| SKU | 138674 |
| Artist | EVERYTHING IS RECORDED |
| Title | TEMPORARY |
| Label | XL RECORDINGS |
| Catalog # | XLLP 1490 / 4F7999 |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 11 - 2025 |
| Format | Vinyl - UKLP |
| € 29,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- October
- My & Me (feat Sampha, Laura Groves, Ricky Washington & Alabaster DePlume)
- Porcupine Tattoo (feat Noah Cyrus & Bill Callahan)
- Never Felt Better (feat Sampha & Florence Welch)
- Ether (feat Maddy Prior)
- Losing You (feat Sampha, Laura Groves, Jah Wobble & Yazz Ahmed)
- Firelight (feat Florence Welch, Berwyn & Alabaster DePlume)
- The Summons
- No More Rehearsals (feat Roses Gabor, Jah Wobble, Jack Jack Penate & Yazz Ahmed)
- You Were Smiling (feat Samantha Morton)
- norm (feat Bill Callahan)
- Swamp Dream #3 (feat Clari Freeman-Taylor)
- The Meadows (feat Roses Gabor, Kamasi Washington & Ricky Washington)
- Goodbye (Hell Of A Ride) (feat Nourished By Time)
Description
Everything Is Recorded, the collaborative music project centred around producer Richard Russell, today announces news of their third studio album. Temporary will be released on 28th February 2025 via XL Recordings and features an incredible roll call of collaborators including Sampha, Bill Callahan, Noah Cyrus, Florence Welch, Maddy Prior, Berwyn, Alabaster Deplume, Jah Wobble, Yazz Ahmed, Laura Groves, Kamasi Washington, Rickey Washington, Roses Gabor, Jack Peňate, Samantha Morton, Clari Freeman-Taylor and Nourished By Time.
Created over four years from 2020 to 2024, Temporary was recorded in the main at Russell’s own west London Copper House studio, alongside sessions in Tottenham, Cumbria, Dorset, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, and is setto build on previous acclaimed releases including 2018’s eponymous, Mercury Prize-nominated debut album. On Temporary, Russell reboots his musical DNA: while his music had previously been about rhythm, words and melody in that order, on Temporary he swaps rhythm and melody, the rhythm taking up less space and the melody coming to the fore. Musically some songs are inspired by the sonic thought experiment “what if folk music had ‘gone digital’ in the 80s, just as reggae had?”, while spiritually and lyrically the themes encompass grief and loss. The results –
elevated by an intriguing and diverse set of collaborators who sound like the best and freshest versions of themselves – are the most luminous and relaxed compositions of Russell’s career. Every song sounds washed in sunshine and graced by tenderness. More fragile and quieter than previous Everything Is Recorded output, it might be one of the gentlest records ever made about death. In Russell’s own words “making the album was joyous, a way of hallowing life.”
