zzzahara - Distant Lands - Blue - VINYL LP
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zzzahara's latest album came to them in a dream. Despite being born and raised in Los Angeles, Zahara had never really gotten into David Lynch. When he died at the start of 2025, they dove into his archive of films and interviews. InchHe's so weird,Inch they laugh. InchAlways talking about how 'everything's a dream!' And you know what? At that moment, I couldn't remember the last time I dreamed. I thought, that's fucked up. So I started taking magnesium and S**t, trying to see what it was like to dream again.InchThe dreams that followed were heavy and strange. In one of them, zzzahara was a teenager drifting through space, talking with their brother, who passed away when they were 12. InchHe was asking, like, do you remember me? It really fucked me up.InchTheir fourth album Distant Lands grew from the idea of communing with their brother - Inchtalking to him about all aspects of my life across a long period of time.Inch The title reflects the sense that they now exist in different worlds, touching from afar, as well as the disconnected headspace zzzahara experienced during opioid use in their early twenties. InchI would often feel like I was in a different world, a dream world, blacked out and trying to connect to something that's not there.InchUntil now, zzzahara's songwriting has largely centred on their love life. Distant Lands marks a shift. The dream about their brother encouraged them to dig deeper and zoom out, writing beyond their usual themes of S*x and romance. Instead, they explored long-standing feelings about family and their experiences with addiction.In recent years zzzahara has immersed themselves in other people's fictional worlds rather than stewing in their own feelings. Their deep consumption of films and books began shaping their songwriting on Spiral Your Way Out, where writers like Charles Bukowski and Joan Didion influenced it's themes of recla
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- GenreRockDescriptionzzzahara's latest album came to them in a dream. Despite being born and raised in Los Angeles, Zahara had never really gotten into David Lynch. When he died at the start of 2025, they dove into his archive of films and interviews. InchHe's so weird,Inch they laugh. InchAlways talking about how 'everything's a dream!' And you know what? At that moment, I couldn't remember the last time I dreamed. I thought, that's fucked up. So I started taking magnesium and S**t, trying to see what it was like to dream again.InchThe dreams that followed were heavy and strange. In one of them, zzzahara was a teenager drifting through space, talking with their brother, who passed away when they were 12. InchHe was asking, like, do you remember me? It really fucked me up.InchTheir fourth album Distant Lands grew from the idea of communing with their brother - Inchtalking to him about all aspects of my life across a long period of time.Inch The title reflects the sense that they now exist in different worlds, touching from afar, as well as the disconnected headspace zzzahara experienced during opioid use in their early twenties. InchI would often feel like I was in a different world, a dream world, blacked out and trying to connect to something that's not there.InchUntil now, zzzahara's songwriting has largely centred on their love life. Distant Lands marks a shift. The dream about their brother encouraged them to dig deeper and zoom out, writing beyond their usual themes of S*x and romance. Instead, they explored long-standing feelings about family and their experiences with addiction.In recent years zzzahara has immersed themselves in other people's fictional worlds rather than stewing in their own feelings. Their deep consumption of films and books began shaping their songwriting on Spiral Your Way Out, where writers like Charles Bukowski and Joan Didion influenced it's themes of reclaArtistzzzaharaTitleDistant Lands - BlueFormatVINYLLabelLex Records
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zzzahara's latest album came to them in a dream. Despite being born and raised in Los Angeles, Zahara had never really gotten into David Lynch. When he died at the start of 2025, they dove into his archive of films and interviews. InchHe's so weird,Inch they laugh. InchAlways talking about how 'everything's a dream!' And you know what? At that moment, I couldn't remember the last time I dreamed. I thought, that's fucked up. So I started taking magnesium and S**t, trying to see what it was like to dream again.InchThe dreams that followed were heavy and strange. In one of them, zzzahara was a teenager drifting through space, talking with their brother, who passed away when they were 12. InchHe was asking, like, do you remember me? It really fucked me up.InchTheir fourth album Distant Lands grew from the idea of communing with their brother - Inchtalking to him about all aspects of my life across a long period of time.Inch The title reflects the sense that they now exist in different worlds, touching from afar, as well as the disconnected headspace zzzahara experienced during opioid use in their early twenties. InchI would often feel like I was in a different world, a dream world, blacked out and trying to connect to something that's not there.InchUntil now, zzzahara's songwriting has largely centred on their love life. Distant Lands marks a shift. The dream about their brother encouraged them to dig deeper and zoom out, writing beyond their usual themes of S*x and romance. Instead, they explored long-standing feelings about family and their experiences with addiction.In recent years zzzahara has immersed themselves in other people's fictional worlds rather than stewing in their own feelings. Their deep consumption of films and books began shaping their songwriting on Spiral Your Way Out, where writers like Charles Bukowski and Joan Didion influenced it's themes of recla
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I decided to just let myself go, zzzahara says of their new record, 'Spiral Your Way Out'. InchI think I finally came to this acceptance that I don't have to be perfect. I want to be a good role model to my fans and stuff like that, but I also don't want to hide who I am.Inchzzzahara's music wades into the deep waters of love, lust, and self-discovery in a part of the world where artifice and authenticity co-exist. Emerging from the heart of LA's alternative music scene, their sound is raw in feeling and rebellious by nature. Their 2022 debut album, Liminal Spaces, chronicles a coming-of-age in Highland Park, following painful childhood memories through to late-night, live-fast coping mechanisms, and the changes the neighbourhood has endured over the same period of time. Their 2023 follow-up, Tender, marked a period of slowing down, looking inward, and embracing a softer side of being.'Spiral Your Way Out' sees zzzahara evolve again. Emotionally, it's foundations are built on scorched earth. The album finds zzzahara in the aftermath of a relationship spent trying to fit someone else's mould, being jerked around by indecision, and then hitting Inchemotional rock bottom.Inch Made in a three-month burst that let all their pent-up frustrations loose, 'Spiral Your Way Out' is in part a work of self-reclamation, swapping there 2nd album Tender's meditative state for something fiery and more assertive.The new album marks another sonic evolution as much as an emotional one. zzzahara's songs have always come wrapped in a warm glow that reflects how they were written - namely at home in their bedroom. That glow remains on 'Spiral Your Way Out', but it also packs an ambitious streak and a gutsy punch. Taking a more collaborative approach than usual, zzzahara worked with a range of producers including Jorge Elbrecht (Japanese Breakfast, No Joy, Sky Ferreira), Sarah Tudzin (boygen
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