Lorenzo Senni announces All Ages, first album in six years
Lorenzo Senni will release All Ages on 20 November via Warp, his first album in six years. The news was reported by Pitchfork on 6 October. The gap is six years.
The new record follows Scacco Matto, his previous album. That makes All Ages his first full-length statement since that release. Warp is the label named for the November release.
A single titled Art Life & Skateboarding introduces the album. It features Chad Muska and Jamie Thomas. A single, in industry terms, is a track put out in advance to point listeners toward an album. This one puts the collaborators in the title credits from the start.
Another album track, La Persuasione e la Rettorica, features Jamie Stewart. The appearances matter for one reason. These guest vocals are the first in Senni's discography, the full run of records he has released under his own name.
Live dates will sit close to the release. Senni is scheduled to perform at C2C in Turin. He is also scheduled to perform at Unsound's Poland festival and its London edition in November. That puts new music and live shows in the same month.
What makes this stand out is the change in method. Senni has worked without guest vocalists until now. For listeners, this means the return after six years arrives with other voices on the record for the first time.
