Tina Arena has introduced her first new album in eight years.
Tina Arena has introduced her first new album in eight years
The 55-year-old singer – born Filippina Lydia Arena – has titled the report, which will likely be her seventh completely in English, ‘Love Saves’, and stated it was impressed by lockdown.
She advised Rolling Stone: “Like many people, I retreated inwards during the pandemic.
“I found solace in music. I processed my emotions the one means I understand how – by my artwork.
“From all-time low, I ran the gauntlet of human emotion. I confronted my very own demons, rising the opposite facet reworked, triumphant, renewed, and at peace.
“Remember, be brave, be vulnerable, and love saves!”
Tina has launched two new singles forward of the album’s launch on 14 July, with one titled ‘House’ and co-written with Mattias Lindblom, Tania Doko and Michael Zlanabitnig.
There can also be a French language model of ‘Dancing on Thin Ice’, with a teaser of the English language model to return.
Tina earlier this 12 months urged artists to encourage political motion as an alternative of merely making political statements during an emotional speech on the 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards.
She advised a crowd of a whole bunch of artists and business professionals as she was honoured with the primary ‘Rolling Stone Icon Award’: “We’re not right here to relay political messaging, however to encourage political messages.
“We’re right here to level fingers at what’s not proper, and encourage individuals to do one thing about it.
“Never give in, never surrender. We’re here to break rules, not obey them, break balls, and take names.”
Australian music veteran Tina has gained seven ARIA Awards, together with Album of the Year for her 1995 hit ‘Don’t Ask’ – a class no different solo feminine artist had gained on the time.
