Irish singer-songwriter Maverick Sabre has shared his first solo single of the yr, ‘Roses Ether’, out through FAMM.
In Maverick’s personal phrases “‘Roses Ether’ is an easy spark underneath my very own toes to ask myself am I prepared for change and the way urgently am I able to act.” Co-produced with longtime collaborator Zach Nahome, Maverick ventures into searingly confessional territory, with a rootsy, riotous soundtrack. An unadorned aide-mémoire, Maverick asks confronts his future, asking these burning existential questions with soulfulness and gusto.
‘Roses Ether’ is Maverick’s first solo launch since 2022’s ‘Don’t Forget To Look Up‘. In the identical yr he commemorated the tenth anniversary of his debut album, ‘Lonely Are The Brave‘, by re-recording it to regain possession of the masters.
Throughout a decade-long profession, the Hackney-born artist has launched 4 albums and collaborated with the likes of George The Poet, Ghetts, Nia Archives, Joey Bada$$, Chronixx, Jorja Smith, Nile Rogers, Classic Tradition and Chase & Standing. When he’s not creating his solo music, Maverick’s writing songs with others or releasing tracks with YOURS, a dynamic four-piece Home music collective.
His new launch comes with a hanging video directed by Ivor Adamah-Lawson which Maverick calls a “chaotic illustration of [the single]. But it surely’s all made to be open to interpretation. What do you’re taking from it?”
Adamah-Lawson additional elaborates on the visible’s themes, teasing a gripping new chapter for Maverick Sabre: “We’re on this house now. The visuals are following the sonics into this mad world, and having the grace to grapple with the larger questions of self, increased powers, God, our personal company, the present milieu, and all the things else is undeniably an thrilling place to be. To anybody right here for the Maverick Sabre journey, new and previous, I don’t know in the event you’re ready for this subsequent chapter. That is your first name to prepared yourselves; extra to come back.”
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Picture Credit score: Nahwand Jaff
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