About this album
Where they were
Released on April 7, 2017, 'Life Love Flesh Blood' is Imelda May's fourth studio album, coming after her acclaimed 2014 record 'Tribal.' At this point in her career, May was transitioning from the rockabilly roots of her earlier works to a more mature and eclectic sound, showcasing both personal growth and artistic exploration.
Why it matters
'Life Love Flesh Blood' reached number one on the Irish Albums Chart and received positive reviews for its lyrical depth and sonic evolution. The album marked a significant shift in May's musical direction, reflecting her experiences with love and loss, which resonated deeply with audiences and critics alike.
Essential tracks
- "Call Me" — This opening track showcases May's powerful vocals and sets the tone for the album's themes of longing and connection.
- "Black Tears" — With its haunting melody and poignant lyrics, this song captures the emotional weight of heartbreak and resilience.
- "How Bad Can a Good Girl Be" — This track blends playful lyrics with an infectious rhythm, reflecting May's ability to balance vulnerability with empowerment.
- "The Girl I Used to Be" — A reflective ballad that explores identity and transformation, it highlights May's lyrical depth and emotional range.
Release Date
April 7, 2017
Artist Origin
Ireland
Tracklist
- 1 Call Me 3:27
- 2 Black Tears 4:03
- 3 Should’ve Been You 3:38
- 4 Sixth Sense 4:14
- 5 Human 3:40
- 6 How Bad Can a Good Girl Be 3:27
- 7 Bad Habit 4:42
- 8 Levitate 3:33
- 9 When It’s My Time 5:16
- 10 Leave Me Lonely 4:01
- 11 The Girl I Used to Be 4:04
