Mansionair Announce New Album ‘Some Kind Of Alchemy', Share ‘Atlas'
''Atlas' is a song about… find[ing] a sense of place and belonging,' they wrote. 'It's about acknowledging our closest relationships are the ones that help us see ourselves in times of being lost. It's a journey of searching for yourself in new places, only to return home to find that what you were looking for was right beside you all along. It's a seven-minute journey song. [It's] everything we love about our band dialed [up] to 11, and we think it's arguably our best song to date.'
Some Kind Of Alchemy was entirely written and produced by Mansionair themselves – the first of their albums to be created in such a way. 'The whole album is based on how we are in relationship to other people [and] other places,' they continued in the press statement. 'We very rarely exist in isolation. It was our search for the balance between holding on and letting go. We made this record with a desire to distill and perfect the very essence of what Mansionair meant to us. [It] was a beautiful challenge that somehow managed to flow between us, and we couldn't be prouder of it.'
Next month will see the band head to North America on the Lose Yourself Again tour, which will see them play across the US and Canada from mid-July to early August. Some Kind Of Alchemy, meanwhile, can be pre-ordered and pre-saved on streaming platforms by clicking here.
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