Hatchie "Liquorice" noise "Although the setting of these

"Although the setting of these songs may seem slow and somber

Recorded in a moldering farmhouse basement at the crest of the new century

The single's successful release in the United States prompted an informal meeting between Ne-Yo and Def Jam's label head

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Hatchie "Liquorice" noise "Although the setting of theseThe cover of Liquorice, the third album from Australian indie pop artist Hatchie, features a closely cropped portrait of Harriette Pilbeam laughing, her smudged red lipstick suggesting the glorious aftermath of a kiss. Captured during a spontaneous backyard photo shoot using a dinky digital camera, the image encapsulates a record that is rough around the edges and joyfully undone with themes of longing, lust, and regret. Pilbeam began writing