Pixie Lott announces fourth studio album Encino and releases new single 'Somebody's Daughter'

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Pixie Lott announces fourth studio album Encino and releases new single ‘Somebody’s Daughter’

This Summer sees the return of singer-songwriter Pixie Lott who announces her fourth studio album, Encino, out September 27. The multi-million selling popstar kicks off her new era with the standout single, ‘Somebody’s Daughter,’ and also reveals she will be previewing the new tunes at an intimate, live show next month.

Encino is packed full of autobiographical songs of romance, family and nostalgia, and the 13-track album sees Pixie taking control of her career for the first time. Every track is co-written by the pop star, and she delved deeper than ever before to open up and pour every emotion into these songs. Encino started life as a passion project for Pixie but swiftly became far more important than that and she knew this was the record she’d always wanted to make. Feeling authentically her, and leaning on influences such as Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, Joe Cocker and Paul Simon, Encino is the perfect evolution from the song driven debut she released 15 years ago.

Speaking of the album, Pixie adds: “I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since my last album, but I’m so excited to be back doing what I love the most. I’m taking risks this time. Previously, I’ve gone in the direction others have envisioned for me but nobody really ever pushed me to try the things I wanted. It’s scary but I’m going with my heart now – I want to show other sides of myself. I’ve always wanted to do something with a timeless, classic sound that could be played at any point in time.”

The lead single ‘Somebody’s Daughter’, produced by Jeeve, and co-produced by Dave Gibson, is the first taster of Encino, and sees her turn her pen towards toxic online behaviour and bullying. “I try not to read any negative stuff online, but sometimes you can’t help it. ‘Somebody’s Daughter’ is a reminder that we’re all human – we need to be kind and put ourselves in someone else’s shoes more”.

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