The month of November arrives loaded with musical novelties. One of the most anticipated albums is Adele's, which has caused some release dates to falter and be revised. But it is not the only album we are talking about today; There are a total of seven among which you will find three Spanish proposals.
In addition to real news, there will be numerous artists and groups who will launch on the market reissues, revisions and compilations with different motives. This is the case, for example, of Little Mix, Nirvana, Garbage, The Wanted or Coque Malla. But let's go back to the first ones.
Two - The Parrots
Two, the second album by The Parrots is already on the market. No waiting. You can already listen to the 11 songs that compose it and of those that were released as a preview of Maldito with the collaboration of C. Tangana, You work all day and then you die, It would leave everything and It's too late to go to bed.
Produced by Tom Furse (The Horrors) and mixes by Claudius Mittendorfer (Johnny Marr, Sting, The struts), the album will be released under the British label Heavenly Recordings in three formats: CD, vinyl and digital.
It'll all make sense in the end - James Arthur
Although it was among the novelties of October, finally, it will be on November 5 when we can listen to It'll all make sense in the end, the James Arthur's fourth album. A collection of 14 tracks with Medicine as the first single, of which we have also been able to listen to September, Avalanche and Emily.
The album has taken shape at home, with fewer people, which has allowed him to be more vulnerable than ever. After having sold more than 30 million records with your previous projects, will this project once again seduce the public?
Day / Night - Parcels
On November XNUMX it will go on sale, too, Day / Night, Parcels' second album, Australian-born combo based in Berlin. A double album with 19 tracks that we have already heard as advance Free, Comingback, Somethinggreater and Theworstthing.
Recorded at La Frette studios in Paris With production by Parcels, mixes by James Ford and string arrangements by Owen Pallett, Parcels deals in this new work with opposing ideas of identity and anonymity, family and independence, belonging and isolation, nostalgia and projection.
Things take time, take time - Courtney Barnett
Another of the albums that will be released this month will be Things take time, take time, the third in the singer's solo career. Australian rock musician and songwriter Courtney Barnett. Composed over a period of two years and recorded between the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021 between Sydney and Melbourne, in Australia, it will go on sale on November 12.
The disc consists of 10 tracks. As a first advance, the track that opens the album, Rae Street, was presented. Later, they have continued this Before you gotta go and Write a list of things to look forward to.
30-Adele
30 is the title of one of the most anticipated albums of the month and Adele's fourth album. From different interviews given by the artist we know that Max Martin, Shellback, Ludwig Göransson and Inflo have been involved in her production and that the Canadian singer-songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. has collaborated on one of the songs.
So far we have only been able to listen to this album Easy on me, the first single whose launch was announced on October 5 for the 15th of the same month. To listen to the rest of the tracks, we will have to wait for the launch day, November 19, 2021.
One year later - Mäbu
A year later, it is the first full-length album with unreleased songs by Mäbu since Buenaventura was released in 2016. An album that has been described by its members as a turning point and at the same time a reflection on the passage of time and the search for our place in the world; a "this is who we are, this is where we are."
It is advertised as a "conceptual" album, a walk through the seasons of the year and the different states of mind that they transmit to us. Four small instrumental pieces give title to each station and each station is represented by two songs that act as an exercise in «synesthesia». It can be heard on November 19.
Ground wire - Vetusta Morla
Cable a Tierra is Vetusta Morla's sixth studio album, a collection of 10 original songs in which the group «explores the sonorities and folk rhythms»From both sides of the Atlantic,« without pretending to appropriate it, but rather integrating everything into his own sound to create new aesthetic and musical forms. An exercise in search, deconstruction, inclusion and rebirth of the cultural roots of different places in coexistence with rock, pop and electronic textures ».
Vetusta Morla presents her songs - of which we have already heard Finisterre and The Virgin of Humanity - in a surprising, original and exclusive packaging for both CD and Vinyl formats. A differential box created expressly for this project, holds the music and 10 plates, one per song, with the printed lyrics. Outside and inside the work of the artist Laura Millán shines, who through 3D handcrafted pieces and later photographed, has endowed each of the songs with lively and colorful scenes.
Do you want to listen to any of these albums? Which?