SAHARA BECK
RELEASES SOPHOMORE ALBUM
ALL ATTENTION ON YOUR EMOTIONS

LISTEN HERE

‘She exudes a star quality’ -THE TIMES (UK)

‘The genre-challenging pop powerhouse and theatrical majesty’ -THE MUSIC (AUS) 

‘ A creative dynamo and a musical chameleon’ – POP FAD (SE) 

‘Dramatic, suspenseful, and cathartic’ – THE REVUE (US)

‘The range of an Aguilera and the edge of an Amy. A real discovery’ -QUEERGURU (UK)

[Friday, 27th October] Today, critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Sahara Beck releases her sophomore album, All Attention On Your Emotions, the highly-anticipated follow-up to her critically acclaimed debut album, Panacea. Created in collaboration with ARIA Award winning Producer/Engineer/Songwriter Kon Kersting (Tones And I, The Jungle Giants, Milky Chance, Spacey Jane), All Attention On Your Emotions is Sahara’s most raw and vulnerable anthology of music to date, featuring ten tracks, including recent releases ‘Hard To Tell’, ‘Thinking Twice’ and ‘Hunter’, that delve into the complexities of the human condition.

Says Sahara of the album, ‘When I reflect on this record, I’m reminded of how much writing I’ve actually done across the years, the amazing people I’ve had the pleasure of writing with and the experiences and places that were all part of it. There are so many songs that have not made this record, and I can’t wait to release those at some stage. But the songs on this record are the ones that fit together best for myself and for Konsti [Kon Kersting]’.

Thematically, All Attention On Your Emotions is inspired by Plutchik’s ‘Wheel of Emotion’, with each song taking on an emotional ‘character’– from envy, jealousy and heartbreak to love, admiration and hope. Through the use of contrasting vocal techniques and agile musical composition, the album takes listeners on a psychological odyssey, artfully dissecting the euphoric highs, the melancholic lows, and the various shades of light and dark experienced universally by humankind.

Penned during a period of deep introspection, All Attention On Your Emotions is a testament to Sahara’s relentless pursuit of self-discovery and evolution. In her own words, ‘At the beginning of writing this album, I felt like a very loud person with lots to say, and so perhaps production-wise and vocally, you can hear that. But now, after all of this writing and reflection, I realise that I still have so much to learn and so much listening and watching to do.’ She continues, ‘At present, I feel like a completely different person to the person who wrote these songs, but without writing these songs, I don’t think I would have been able to become the person that I am now.’