Singer-songwriter Roxanne de Bastion has announced that she will release her second album, 'You & Me, We Are The Same', later this year.
De Bastion's father died during the making of the Bernard Butler-produced album. However, she says it's not a sad album, with joy, fun and falling in love all covered in the songs. "All those things still happen, even in our darkest chapters", she says.
Butler adds: "Roxanne sings great modern pop songs about being Roxanne in 2019. I really enjoyed making this album, I think we created something emotional and special".
New single 'Molecules' is out today and sees de Bastion getting philosophical, saying of the song: "You can shout at molecules and see them react - that might be God. They might have mislabelled that. What if we got it wrong? If there is such a thing as divinity, maybe it's more on a modular level".
'You & Me, We Are The Same' is out on 3 Sep. De Bastion will also play a headline show at The Moth Club in London on 12 Oct.
Watch the video for 'Molecules' here: