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TRACKLIST:
01 Intro
02 I Blame The World
03 Adult
04 Live Laugh Love
05 Thank You
06 WTF
07 New Normal
08 Global Warming
09 I h8 Myself
10 One Trick Phony
11 Hardest Thing I’ve Ever Done
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I Blame The World, Sasha Alex Sloan’s second full-length, is the type of pop showcase worth getting excited about: four years after her first EP and two years after debut album Only Child, the Boston native has grown by leaps and bounds as a vocalist and songwriter on the new LP, due Friday (May 13) on RCA Records. The vivid, prodding recent single “New Normal” best demonstrates Sloan’s newfound confidence as she navigates the aftermath of a breakup, while other sections of the album lean harder on guitar arrangements and nihilistic imagery, as if the singer-songwriter is finally ready to tear apart the confounding world around her.
After performing the album’s title track on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last month, Sloan will embark on a North American tour beginning on July 21 in Minneapolis. Ahead of the new album and tour, she answered Billboard’s 20 questions on her musical upbringing, favorite tearjerker and the road that led to I Blame The World.
Chatting with Consequence over the phone, the singer-songwriter seems to hold an extremely tentative optimism around the release of her forthcoming full-length album, I Blame The World (available Friday, May 13th via RCA Records). It’s a quality worth noting, especially when she recently described I Blame the World as a “non-hopeful” album.
“I couldn’t write about anything else,” she says, referring to the fork in the road many creatives arrived at throughout the pandemic and in the months of piecing the arts industry back together since: lean into hopeful escapism, or embrace realism. Sloan chose the latter.
To her point, the eleven-track collection is remarkably cohesive and largely centered on the anxiety and chaos of the past few years, along with the epiphanies that come with processing these experiences. Singles “I Blame the World” and “New Normal” offered an accurate window into the rest of the record for expectant listeners, while “Adult,” available with a new music video today, May 11th, includes a touch of the humor she wanted to convey as well.
Lyrics like “It finally hurts being hungover/ But it’s still not worse than being sober” are balanced with “No one ever told me growing up gets kind of lonely,” managing to capture the humor and heart of existing as a young person right now in equal measure.
