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  • The Dance

  • (Digital Download Card)
  • Artist: Air Waves
  • Format: LP
  • Release Date: 10/7/2022
The Dance
  • The Dance

  • (Digital Download Card)
  • Artist: Air Waves
  • Format: LP
  • Release Date: 10/7/2022
  • Artist: Air Waves
  • Label: Fire Records
  • UPC: 809236166517
  • Item #: 2497816X
  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 10/7/2022
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The Dance on LP

Heady with hooks and unforgettable melodies, gliding on deeply danceable grooves, always with Air Waves' innate compassion, concision and uncanny pop sense shining throughout. A masterpiece that's beautifully simple, instantly accessible and entirely addictive. Featuring Cass McCombs, Skyler Skjelset (Fleet Foxes, Beach House), Luke Temple, Brian Betancourt (Hospitality, Sam Evian), Rina Mushonga, Frankie Cosmos, Lispector, David Christian, Ethan Sass, and Ben Florencio.

'The Dance' has waited three years to see the light of day and it comes to us now, blinking, smiling in the widening light of 2022 feeling more needed and necessary but also more joyous than ever before. It's both a snapshot of these songs as they were recorded but crucially, in the intervening time those songs have had additional arrangements crafted by Nicole, created remotely and virtually, with a few like-minded collaborators. The result is simultaneously Air Waves freshest, most spontaneous yet finessed album yet.

Nicole Schneit released their first independent album in 2009 under the Air Waves moniker, a name inspired by a Guided By Voices song - subsequent albums like 2010's 'Dungeon Dots' (which featured a guest vocal from fellow Brooklynite Sharon Van Etten), 2015's 'Parting Glances' and 2017's stunning 'Warrior' crystallised Schneit's vision of loose-but-focused, convivial but startling pop. 'The Dance' continues that trajectory but finds Schneit opening up their music to a more fluid sense of space and movement, while keeping their lyrical eye between the personal and the political, from the specific to the universal with a haiku-like directness and suggestion.

You won't find a better soundtrack for the solidarity, strength, romance and movement we all need right now than 'The Dance' - Air Waves' best album yet.

A1 The Roof (feat. Luke Temple & Rina Mushonga)

A2 The Dance

A3 Star Earring (feat. Lispector)

A4 Alien (feat. Cass McCombs)

B1 Black Metal Demon (feat. Frankie Cosmos & Merce Lemon)

B2 Treehouse

B3 Wait

B4 The Light

B5 Peer Peer