JOY CROOKES - JUNIPER VINYL LP (NEW) PRESALE 19/09/25
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Title: JOY CROOKES - JUNIPER VINYL LP (NEW) PRESALE 19/09/25 Black Vinyl LP Catalogue Number: 19802926341 Barcode: 198029263411 Record Grading: Mint (M) Sleeve Grading: Mint (M) Condition Note: Brand New
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PRE-SALE ITEM YOUR ITEM WILL BE DISPATCHED ON/AROUND 19TH SEPTEMBER 2025 Track Listing / Description A1 Brave A2 Pass the Salt feat. Vince Staples A3 Carmen A4 Perfect Crime A5 Mathematics feat. Kano A6 House With A Pool B1 I Know You'd Kill B2 First Last Dance B3 Mother B4 Somebody To You B5 Forever B6 Paris South London singer, songwriter and cultural powerhouse Joy Crookes has today unveiled the news that her worth-the-wait second album Juniper will be released on September 26th ahead of a full UK & EU headline tour. A stunningly candid and fearless body of work, the album reaffirms Joy as one of the UK's most vital and original voices. A once-in-a-generation talent, Crookes delivers a record that is both emotionally raw and sonically rich; humorous, heartbreaking and profoundly human. Following the success of her 2021 debut Skin, which earned BRIT and Mercury Prize nominations, went Top 5 in the UK charts, and drew acclaim from The Guardian, NME and many more, Joy set out to make an album that pushed her further both musically and personally. Juniper is the result: a project defined by its depth and dynamism. Written with a stripped-back approach and produced by long-time collaborators including Blue May (Kano, Jorja Smith), Tev'n (Stormzy) and Harvey Grant (Arlo Parks), Juniper features standout guest appearances from Vince Staples on the incendiary 'Pass The Salt' and Kano on the bittersweet confessional 'Mathematics'. Crookes describes the record as "more nuanced" than Skin: "With Juniper, every situation is visceral and I'm very much in it. It's me in the centre of it all." The title itself nods to resilience (an evergreen that thrives in harsh conditions) and the album dives deep into themes of body politics, mental health, queer love, anxiety, industry hypocrisy and the ecstasy (and terror) of falling in love.price rating