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Tynesides Lanterns On The Lake release their much-anticipated album, Versions of Us. This self-produced fifth studio album follows 2020s Mercury nominated Spook the Herd. Its nine songs are existential meditations examining lifes possibilities, facing the hand weve been dealt and the question of whether we can change our individual and collective destinies. Singer and songwriter Hazel Wilde has no doubt that motherhood fundamentally shifted her perspective. Writing songs requires a certain level of self-indulgence, and songwriters can be prone to dwelling on themselves, she says. Motherhood made me aware at having a different stake in the world. Ive got to believe that theres a better way and an alternative future to the one weve been hurtling towards. Ive also got to believe that I could be better as a person, too.u2028 Mixed by the bands guitarist Paul Gregory, in the bedroom of his home in North Shields, there is a sense of time and place that runs deep throughout this record.
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