Snarky Puppy have shared a new single, "Embossed," marking the first release in a series of tracks recorded during the studio sessions for their new album, Immigrance, which was released last month.
“During the Immigrance sessions, we recorded more songs than we could squeeze onto the album,” says Snarky Puppy leader Michael League. “So, over the course of the year, we'll be releasing three brand new, full-length compositions by Bill Laurance, Marcelo Woloski, and Bob Reynolds, as well as extended versions of three of the album's tracks.”
According to Laurance, who penned the new track, "'Embossed' is a reaction to the social, political and environmental anxiety of the times. It's a musical call to arms, asking the listener to engage both as an individual and as a member of larger movements for change." Listen below.
Snarky Puppy recently kicked off their extensive 2019 world touring schedule and play tonight at The Forum in Melbourne, Australia, before returning to the States to open an East Coast run in Providence, RI, May 10. See the band's full tour dates here.
