News - 13/12/2011

A new album for Sinead O’Connor

A new album for Sinead O’Connor

Irish singer and author Sinead O'Connor is having a busy time. Four days ago she has married her boyfriend on her 45th birthday. Now she has released two songs from her forthcoming album, "How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?": "4th And Vine" and "Take Off Your Shoes" (you can stream them on Soundcloud).

The record is set for release on February 21, 2012 on the One Little Indian imprint. "How About…" will feature a cover of "Queen of Denmark" by John Grant (former frontman of the Czars) as well as original material. If the newly proffered tracks are any indication, it will find O’Connor in an autobiographical mood: "4th and Vine"" buoyantly celebrates marriage.

Next year marks the 25th anniversary of O’Connor’s debut album, 1987’s "The Lion and the Cobra".



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