Sultry, dark, brooding, broken – Sweden's favourite indie-pop chanteuse Lykke Li tantalises with the sounds of the first single off upcoming album.
Sultry, dark, brooding, broken – could it be LYKKE LI? Not only do these words aptly describe the sound of the first single off upcoming album I Never Learn, but they do well to describe the video for said song.
The Swedish chanteuse with a penchant for raw, raspy melodies and sparse, vaguely haunting instrumentation will no longer keep fans waiting for a follow-up to 2011's painfully good Wounded Rhymes.
The indie-pop queen who penned the heartbreaking 'Possibility', which fittingly featured on the Twilight: New Moon soundtrack, is as intimate on film as on song. The video for 'Love Me Like I'm Not Made of Stone' by Tarik Saleh is a portrait of a bare-faced LYKKE LI, turning in and out of the shadows.
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LYKKE LI is almost aggressively emotional in her approach to her music, big ballads of fresh wounds and stomping anthems of smutty booty-grabbing. The girl can write a killer pop hook, too – just ask DRAKE.
I Never Learn is due out in May.
Words by Rebecca McCann
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