Following the release of his We Move album at the start of 2016, James Vincent McMorrow comes through with a special version of the album exclusively debuting on Tidal.
We Move: Early Recordings and Alternate Versions features never-before-heard demos and alternate versions of each track off the album with the place of the recording and date listed. The Irish indie singer worked with producers like Nineteen85 and Two Inch Punch on the project.
"The release of this will be slightly different from country to country, but it will be available on vinyl in shops participating in Record store day," McMorrow wrote to fans on Instagram. "Excited for people to hear it. I've wanted to create something like this for a long time, as an artifact to how a record begins and the direction a song can take."
Tidal subscribers can hear the album at Tidal.com/JVM and Complex readers can stream it above or check it out through Complex's Tidal landing page right here. You can also catch the singer on tour across the U.S. through the end of the year before he heads to Europe and Australia in 2017. Check out his full list of upcoming tour dates here.
This version of Evil was recorded in West Hollywood in May 2015, featured on the We Move (Early Recordings and Alternate Versions) release. pic.twitter.com/Jm688uNw90
