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Angela Autumn – “Heavy Tobacco”
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Angela Autumn has released “Heavy Tobacco”, the second single from her forthcoming album Believer. The raw, off-kilter roots-rock track follows June’s lead single “Mountain Stream” and arrives with a music video, further previewing the album’s sound.
Autumn says the song reflects on tobacco’s perceived purifying role in some cultures and the idea that positive things can become harmful through abuse. She also links smoking to the passage of time, ambition, legacy and the consequences of necessary choices; Believer is due on 11 September via Gar Hole Records.
In short
- Angela Autumn releases “Heavy Tobacco” with a new video
- The song explores tobacco, time and consequences
- Believer arrives on 11 September
Explained simply
Angela Autumn is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter working in roots-rock music. Her album Believer explores how personal choices and their consequences shape our lives, with themes of time, ambition and legacy.
The album's songs use specific images as metaphors for broader life questions. "Heavy Tobacco" employs tobacco as a symbol to explore how things we might initially consider positive or necessary can become harmful through excess.
Believer was released in September via Gar Hole Records. The album showcases Autumn's exploration of these thematic questions through roots-rock music.
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