Rat Road, The
The follow-up to SBTRKT’s 2016 album ‘SAVE YOURSELF’
Speaking about his forthcoming LP, Aaron Jerome says: “This album has been my most sonically ambitious record to create – following my own musical path – which isn’t based on others’ perceptions of what SBTRKT should be.
“‘The Rat Road’ title is a play on the concept of ‘the rat race’. It’s partly based on my own challenging experiences within the music industry and life generally – though I realised the idea is not isolated from a much wider feeling of exhaustion – definitely true here in the UK with little sense of respite from ever increasing costs/decreasing opportunity/and a bold divide-and-conquer mentality.
“There is the juxtaposition in the record between determination and hopelessness.”
The follow-up to SBTRKT’s 2016 album ‘SAVE YOURSELF’
Speaking about his forthcoming LP, Aaron Jerome says: “This album has been my most sonically ambitious record to create – following my own musical path – which isn’t based on others’ perceptions of what SBTRKT should be.
“‘The Rat Road’ title is a play on the concept of ‘the rat race’. It’s partly based on my own challenging experiences within the music industry and life generally – though I realised the idea is not isolated from a much wider feeling of exhaustion – definitely true here in the UK with little sense of respite from ever increasing costs/decreasing opportunity/and a bold divide-and-conquer mentality.
“There is the juxtaposition in the record between determination and hopelessness.”
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The follow-up to SBTRKT’s 2016 album ‘SAVE YOURSELF’
Speaking about his forthcoming LP, Aaron Jerome says: “This album has been my most sonically ambitious record to create – following my own musical path – which isn’t based on others’ perceptions of what SBTRKT should be.
“‘The Rat Road’ title is a play on the concept of ‘the rat race’. It’s partly based on my own challenging experiences within the music industry and life generally – though I realised the idea is not isolated from a much wider feeling of exhaustion – definitely true here in the UK with little sense of respite from ever increasing costs/decreasing opportunity/and a bold divide-and-conquer mentality.
“There is the juxtaposition in the record between determination and hopelessness.”
