Listen to Los Angeles-based artist Spill Tab’s fierce genre-blending debut album ‘Angie’
It’s finally here ❤
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Yesterday, French-Korean songwriter and record producer Spill Tab released her vibrant and palatable debut album ‘Angie’, which we thoroughly enjoyed for its experimental, creative edge. Aside from being influenced by various musical styles like R&B, Electro-Pop, Rock, and Jazz, she does an incredible job at execution. Not to mention, she sings in French on ‘Assis’. The opening record ‘Pink Lemonade’ is my favourite from the bunch, followed by ‘Athlete’.
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Raised by a French Algerian composer father and a Korean pianist mother, Spill Tab spent her early years immersed in music at her parents’ post-production studio, absorbing Jazz, Classical, and other diverse influences. Following a childhood spent between Los Angeles, Thailand, and Paris, where she picked up guitar and soaked in a variety of musical traditions, she developed a distinctive sound blending raw-edged guitar confessionals with anthemic Pop hooks.
About her first album, Spill Tab tells Hanuman Welch, “I think I’ve always had this goal where I’m trying to represent myself the fullest of my ability in a two-minute song, and I think I’ve been realising through the process of EPs that that’s not possible. I do feel like this album, as much as I possibly could, represents not only where I’m from, but where I want to go and the music that I’m listening to now, the music that I’ve been listening to for the past 10 years.”
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About the album, she continues, “Those conversations, musically, are what make me the most excited about musicmaking. So to me, this album is that conversation in action, but also shows my evolution with that music and production, and being able to work with all these incredible collaborators has just made me a better artist.”
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Spill Tab’s tour starts next week (May 23) at the Le Weekend Des Curiosités Festival in Toulouse, France. Look below to see the rest of her performance dates and play the album.
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Spill Tab Tour Dates
May 23 – Le Weekend Des Curiosités Festival – Toulouse, FR
May 26 – SWG3 Poetry Club – Glasgow, UK
May 27 – The Deaf Institute – The Lodge – Manchester, UK
May 28 – Oslo – London, UK
May 30 – Green Door Store – Brighton, UK
May 31 – Rough Trade – Bristol, UK
June 7 – We Love Green Festival – Paris, FR
June 11 – Night Club 101 – New York City, NY
June 12 – The Drake – Toronto, ON
June 14 – Beat Kitchen – Chicago, IL
June 17 – El Cid – Los Angeles, CA
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