Aldous Harding, the enigmatic New Zealand artist, has announced the release of her highly anticipated second album, 'Train on the Island', on May 8th via 4AD. This follows her critically acclaimed debut, 'Warm Chris', produced by John Parish. The album's lead single, 'One Stop', is accompanied by a captivating video directed by Michelle Henning, featuring Harding's mesmerizing abstract dance within a giant metal tub. The tracklist for 'Train on the Island' showcases a diverse range of musical influences, with contributions from pedal steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte, harpist Mali Llewelyn, synth artist Thomas Poli, Polar Bear drummer Sebastian Rochford, and H. Hawkline's Huw Evans on bass, vocals, guitar, and organ. Harding's unique sound is further enhanced by the addition of pedal steel player Joe Harvey-Whyte, harpist Mali Llewelyn, synth artist Thomas Poli, Polar Bear drummer Sebastian Rochford, and H. Hawkline’s Huw Evans on bass, vocals, guitar, and organ. Harding's recent tour announcement, including additional dates in London and California, has generated excitement among fans worldwide. The album's release promises to be a significant moment in Harding's career, building upon her previous success and showcasing her artistic growth. 'Train on the Island' is set to be a captivating listen, offering a blend of experimental sounds and captivating visuals, further solidifying Harding's place in the music industry.
