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Noga Erez's 'Duck Season' Drops Feb. 26: A Bleak Future with a Catchy Beat
12 Nov
Summary
- New album 'Duck Season' explores modern life's absurdity with diverse sounds.
- Single 'People, I hope you know the world is ending' offers a dark, catchy preview.
- Erez embarks on an extensive North American and European tour in Spring 2027.
Israeli singer and rapper Noga Erez is releasing her fourth studio album, titled 'Duck Season,' on February 26. The 14-track LP, co-produced with her partner Ori Rousso, promises a vibrant exploration of modern life's absurdities, featuring a unique blend of candy-coated pop, bass-heavy hip-hop, snarling guitars, and cinematic flair.
The album's themes address the instantaneous outrage and relentless cycle of modern existence. Its title, 'Duck Season,' carries darker implications of shooting first and questioning later, ultimately aiming its critique at humanity itself. The lead single, "People, I hope you know the world is ending," encapsulates this sentiment with a catchy beat and witty, somber lyrics.
'Duck Season' follows Erez's 2024 release, 'The Vandalist,' and includes collaborations with artists like Hichkas and Cara Delevingne. Fans can anticipate an extensive North American and European tour in Spring 2027, commencing March 10 in Phoenix and concluding July 8 in Lisbon.
