(Big Hassle Media) GROUPLOVE announce that their latest album, I Want It All Right Now, will be expanded into a deluxe version on May 10. The deluxe album will feature six new tracks, including today's live version of the album's title track "All" from Madison Square Garden.
With Jake Clemons from Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band lending his talents on the saxophone, the live rendition sheds any previous confines and swells into something altogether larger than life.
Speaking to FLOOD Magazine last year, the band's Christian Zucconi said, "We knew immediately that ['All'] was going to be the first song on the record and ultimately the title track. This song speaks to what we were trying to understand about ourselves while making this album. It's our way of asking, 'Why do we always want something more than what we have?'"
Multifaceted in her approach to artistry, Hannah Hooper has painted all of the band's artwork. GROUPLOVE's artwork has become almost as recognizable as their sound over the years, seeing the band work out the tensions of life through all mediums at their disposal.
I Want It All Right Now Deluxe Tracklist
"All"
"Cheese"
"Malachi"
"Hello"
"Eyes"
"Billie"
"Tryin'"
"Cream"
"Francine"
"Climb"
"Wall"
"Chances"
"Can You Feel My Love"
"Fire"
"House"
"Fishbowl"
"All (Live)"
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