Late Again Releases New Single 'All My Exes Moved to the Countryside'
Brooklyn-based dream pop musician Late Again, whose real name is Rafael Melo, has unveiled his latest single, 'All My Exes Moved to the Countryside.' This release marks the third track from his forthcoming fourth EP, 'I Dreamt I Was Awake,' set to drop on September 4. The song contemplates urban existence, highlighting the clash between dreams and reality, and incorporates minimalist melodies alongside bossa nova chords. The EP, showcasing sophisticated songwriting, was recorded at Studio G in Brooklyn and Evil Twin in São Paulo, featuring contributions from drummer Thiago Dom, bassist John Lisi, sound engineer Nelson Espinal, and collaborator Heal Mura. Additionally, a trilogy of music videos directed by Gabriel Rollinos accompanies the project. Late Again is scheduled to perform live on October 5 at Supersonic.
Key facts
- Late Again (Rafael Melo) is a Brazilian dream pop artist based in Brooklyn.
- New single 'All My Exes Moved to the Countryside' is the third extract from the EP 'I Dreamt I Was Awake'.
- The EP is due for release on September 4.
- The song features minimalist melody, humorous lyrics, and bossa nova chords.
- The EP was recorded at Studio G (Brooklyn) and Evil Twin (São Paulo).
- Musicians include Thiago Dom, John Lisi, Nelson Espinal, and Heal Mura.
- Music videos directed by Gabriel Rollinos, known for work with Tame Impala, Toro y Moi, and Metronomy.
- Late Again will perform live on October 5 at Supersonic.
Entities
Artists
- Late Again
- Rafael Melo
- Thiago Dom
- John Lisi
- Nelson Espinal
- Heal Mura
- Gabriel Rollinos
- Mac DeMarco
- Tame Impala
- Men I Trust
- Clairo
- Still Woozy
- The Marías
- Kimbra
- Duda Beat
- Toro y Moi
- Metronomy
- Mdou Moctar
- YHWH Nailgun
- Sessa
Institutions
- Studio G
- Evil Twin
- Supersonic
Locations
- Brooklyn
- Brazil
- São Paulo