Jasmine’s Debut Album Release
jasmine.4.t has made a noteworthy entrance into the music scene with her debut album “You are the morning” released through Saddest Factory Records. Alongside the album, she has unveiled a new video for the track “The Dissociation of Guy Fawkes at Tesco”.
Background and Collaborations
The talented Manchester singer-songwriter, who marks the first UK signing to Phoebe Bridgers’ label, collaborated with Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus during the production of the album at Sound City Studios in Los Angeles.
Reflecting on her experience related to the “Guy Fawkes dissociation at Tesco”, jasmine.4.t shares: “A few years ago, I found myself sleeping on the floor of my best friend Khan’s living room in Manchester for several nights. After coming out as trans to my close friends back home in Bristol, my life unraveled; my marriage ended poorly, leaving me without a place to stay. Battling severe PTSD, I made plans that led me to dark thoughts. I vividly recall being in Khan’s bathtub, crying in the dark as she urged me to promise not to follow through with those thoughts.”
“Writing this now fills me with a sense of relief, especially as I embark on this new chapter I hinted at in the second verse. I cried while penning the line ‘find a connection with your true self, something bigger than my life’ because I am experiencing a brighter future that I could never have imagined during those tough times. I hope my story offers hope to anyone who has faced similar struggles.”
The album features captivating performances by the band jasmine.4.t, which includes Phoenix Rousiamanis on piano and strings, Eden O’Brien on drums, and Emily Abbott on bass. Additionally, there are guest appearances from Baker, Bridgers, Dacus, Claude, Becky Mancari, ER. Fightmaster, and the Los Angeles Trans Chorus.
Upcoming Tour Dates
Her tour dates are as follows:
JANUARY
17 Crash Records, Leeds, UK
18 Banquet Records, Kingston upon Thames, UK
19 Rough Trade Denmark Street, London, UK
FEBRUARY
15 Troxy, London, UK
MARCH
10 SXSW, Austin, Texas, USA
APRIL
16 The Met, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
18 Anthem, Washington, DC, USA
21 MGM Music Hall in Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
23 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, USA
25 Massey Hall, Toronto, California
29 The Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
MAY
1 Chicago Theatre, Chicago, Illinois, USA
5 Palace Theatre, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
7 Midland Theater, Kansas City, Missouri, USA
9 Winspear Opera House, Dallas, Texas, USA
10 Moody Amphitheater, Austin, Texas, USA
12 Red Rocks Amphitheater, Colorado, USA
14 Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA
21 Hut of Tutankhamun Wah Wah, Glasgow, UK
23 Wide Awake Festival, London, UK
24 Dot to Dot Festival, Bristol, UK
25 Dot to Dot Festival, Nottingham, UK
27 Lexington, London, UK
28 Green Door Store, Brighton, UK
29 Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, UK
31 Deaf Institute, Manchester, UK
JUNE
2 Whelan’s, Dublin, Ireland
14 Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeck, Nebraska
JULY
26 Truck Festival, Oxfordshire, UK
