Danielle Ponder announces album with “Sun and Moon”

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The album reflects the maturity of a creator who left behind the self-demand of perfection to fully dedicate herself to her personal and musical career.

The acclaimed soul singer Danielle Ponder has revealed the details of Everything Has Changedhis second album, which will arrive on October 9. This work represents his recording debut with the label Dead Oceans.

There’s a lot more confronting and pointing out certain things on this album than I normally would. “I am reaching the end of this game of putting men at the center and feeling that they are saviors whose validation will finally make me feel worthy,” the artist explains in a press release.

As the first preview of this new stage, the artist presented the single “Sun and Moon”a song produced in collaboration by Barney Lister and the renowned Mike Elizondo. Through a powerful vocal performance and an enveloping rhythm, the song addresses the emotional exhaustion and disenchantment left by intermittent emotional ties.

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This is the cover and the tracklist:

1.Seasons
2. God of You
3.Power
4. SKN
5. Sun and Moon
6.Garden
7. Everything Has Changed
8. NWAS (Interlude)
9. Ya Mama’s Love Song
10.Open Windows
11. Blues
12. Made My Bed
13. Time Is a Wild Thing
14. Laurel Canyon

Stay tuned for Indie Rocks! for more details.

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