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IMELDA MAY’SL I F E . L O V E . F L E S H . B L O O D
C R I T I C A L P R A I S E F O R“Ms. May has a voice made for an earlier rock era—strong, assured and able to open up to belting and
keep building from there…the [‘Should’ve Been You’] video turns an individual gripe—‘What I wanted
was just too much’—into a modern statement of solidarity…the political lurks in the personal.”
“On her upcoming LP, the raw, soulful Life, Love, Flesh, Blood,
produced by T Bone Burnett, May redefines herself as an artist with
the same extraordinary results that followed k.d. lang when she
transitioned from country torch and twang to the Grammy-winning, star-
making Ingénue.”
“[‘Call Me’ is a] sweet, spare lament.”
“[Life, Love, Flesh, Blood is] unapologetically open and
unvarnished.”
“The lyrics feel real…and May sings them superbly. Great albums tend to be growers, but this one grabs you at first acquaintance. The songs are built
for live performance. 4 stars”
“[‘Call Me’ is] a beautifully gentle but hearbreaking ballad…which has
all the makings of a classic.”“The song titles aren’t quite as
suggestive as on past albums and the wild blonde streak in her trademark quiff is long gone, but Irish singer-songwriter Imelda May remains a
true-blue crusader who’ll stand up for the things she loves.”
“On Life, Love, Flesh, Blood, May’s soul searching pays off. 5 out of 5”
“The songs on May’s boldly titled new album Life, Love, Flesh, Blood
show her operating with a much greater degree of savvy and moxie…
there’s no mistaking her passion.”“Imelda May has made the album of her life…[she] delivers her songs of
heartbreak, desire, loss and liberation as if her life depends upon it.”
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“[May] has poured her heart and soul into her new album.”
For more information, please contact Joe Cohen, Samantha Tillman, or Carla Sacks at Sacks & Co., 212.741.1000, [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected].
“Imelda—having done things the honest, hard way—is an
amazing role model.”“[Imelda May segues] into the muted, Laurel Canyon-lissome
beauty of her new T Bone Burnett-produced metamorphosis, Life,
Love, Flesh, Blood.”
