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Morrissey returns with new song Make-Up Is A Lie ahead of delayed 14th album
Morrissey returns with his 14th solo album, marking a new deal with Sire/Warner and reunification with producer Joe Chiccarelli after years of unreleased projects.
- On January 9, Morrissey announced his new album Make-Up Is a Lie and released its title track as the first single via Sire/Warner Records.
- After years of limbo for his new music, Morrissey faced repeated delays and label disputes, with two completed albums unreleased under BMG and Capitol Records before he left in 2022.
- Produced by Joe Chiccarelli and recorded at Studio La Fabrique, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, the 12-track album features collaborators Jesse Tobias, Camila Grey, Carmen Vandenberg, Alain Whyte, and includes Roxy Music’s 'Amazona.'
- Scheduled for March 6, Morrissey's first album in six years marks his return, with the world tour resuming North American dates on January 10.
- The label billed the record as provocative, and a press release for Make-Up Is a Lie highlights its explicit call for truth, with contentious tracks like 'Notre-Dame' likely reigniting debate over Morrissey's views in recent years.
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The man known to fans as “Moz” has secured a label and set a release date for his long-delayed new album.Morrissey, the legendary former frontman of The Smiths, will release his new LP, Make-Up Is A Lie, on March 6 via Sire/Warner Bros., according to Rolling Stone. The title track is available now.
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The Independent (US)Morrissey returns: Former Smiths frontman announces new solo album
Controversial singer is preparing to release his first album in six years after a number of delays
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