sadie

Better Angels, sadie’s debut LP, is a textural, introspective, and experimental pop album, which grapples with grief, desire, apathy, and the passing of time–written during the period in which her 10 year relationship was ending. Departing from “perfectly deconstructed dance-floor fare” (FADER), sadie’s production on her first full length layers confessional autotune earworms over lush strings and guitars, breakbeats, and warped/glitchy samples. After playing shows with Kelela, The Dare (at his first ever NYC show), Avalon Emerson and Fcukers at Knockdown Center, Harmony Tividad (of girlpool) at Baby’s All Right, sadie took a hiatus from performing live to write her debut LP. Better Angels follows up her critically acclaimed EPs Nowhere and Tides, which were featured and praised by The New York Times, Stereogum, Fader, Pigeons and Planes, Gorilla vs. Bear, and Nylon.