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Seventeen Going Underis the second studio album from Sam Fender following his acclaimed debut albumHypersonic Missiles
TrackListing:
1. Seventeen Going Under
2. Getting Started
3. Aye
4. Get You Down
5. Long Way Off
6. Spit Of You
7. Last To Make It Home
8. The Leveller
9. Mantra
10. Paradigms
11. The Dying Light
Seventeen Going Underis the second studio album from Sam Fender following his acclaimed debut albumHypersonic Missiles
TrackListing:
1. Seventeen Going Under
2. Getting Started
3. Aye
4. Get You Down
5. Long Way Off
6. Spit Of You
7. Last To Make It Home
8. The Leveller
9. Mantra
10. Paradigms
11. The Dying Light
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Released 8th October 2021.
Sam Fender is very pleased to announce details of his second album, Seventeen Going Under.
It is released on the 8thOctober, almost two years since the release of Sams critically acclaimed debut album Hypersonic Missiles debuted at number 1 in the UK album chart. Seventeen Going Under finds Sam turning the mirror on himself; his adolescence and the trials and tribulations of growing up. Its a relatable journey that careers through an often misspent youth, navigating tumultuous relationships with both friends and family, and trying to figure out what comes next and how to get there. North Shields is the ever-present backdrop for these deeply personal vignettes of a young life travelling breathlessly from nought to sixty, hauling on the breaks and zipping back again from where he started. Over the course of the record, these stunning songs chronicle all the cherished memories, tricky encounters,
Released 8th October 2021.
Sam Fender is very pleased to announce details of his second album, Seventeen Going Under.
It is released on the 8thOctober, almost two years since the release of Sams critically acclaimed debut album Hypersonic Missiles debuted at number 1 in the UK album chart. Seventeen Going Under finds Sam turning the mirror on himself; his adolescence and the trials and tribulations of growing up. Its a relatable journey that careers through an often misspent youth, navigating tumultuous relationships with both friends and family, and trying to figure out what comes next and how to get there. North Shields is the ever-present backdrop for these deeply personal vignettes of a young life travelling breathlessly from nought to sixty, hauling on the breaks and zipping back again from where he started. Over the course of the record, these stunning songs chronicle all the cherished memories, tricky encounters,
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Two years have passed since Sam Fender released his debut album "Hypersonic Missiles" and promptly climbed to number one in the British album charts. A year earlier, the English singer-songwriter had already turned out to be a real insider tip for indie rock fans with his EP "Dead Boys".
in 2021, he continues to tell the story of his debut, with his new, second album, "Seventeen Going Under."
Fender holds up a mirror to himself on it. It's a coming-of-age album, he says, about youth and the trials and tribulations of growing up. At the same time, he says, it's a celebration of life after adversity and a celebration of survival.
Fender on the album: "It's a relatable journey through an often wasted youth, tumultuous relationships with friends and family, and trying to figure
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Two years have passed since Sam Fender released his debut album “Hypersonic Missiles” and promptly climbed to number one in the British album charts. A year earlier, the English singer-songwriter had already turned out to be a real insider tip for indie rock fans with his EP “Dead Boys”.
in 2021, he continues to tell the story of his debut, with his new, second album, “Seventeen Going Under.”
Fender holds up a mirror to himself on it. It’s a coming-of-age album, he says, about youth and the trials and tribulations of growing up. At the same time, he says, it’s a celebration of life after adversity and a celebration of survival.
Fender on the album: “It’s a relatable journey through an often wasted youth, tumultuous relationships with friends and family, and trying to figure
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