About this album
Where they were
Released on February 16, 2018, 'Everyone Afraid to Be Forgotten' marked Jonna Lee's return after her acclaimed debut album, showcasing her evolution as an artist. Following her previous project as the enigmatic moniker Farao, this album further solidified her position in the indie music scene with a more personal and daring sound.
Why it matters
The album received critical acclaim, praised for its lush production and emotional depth, landing on several year-end lists including Pitchfork's Best New Music. Its exploration of existential themes resonated widely, contributing to discussions around mental health and identity in contemporary music.
Essential tracks
- "JOY" — 'JOY' captures the essence of the album with its vibrant production and lyrical juxtaposition of happiness versus despair, making it a standout track.
- "NOT HUMAN" — This track delves into themes of alienation and self-perception, featuring an intricate blend of synths that underscore its haunting narrative.
- "HERE IS A WARNING" — 'HERE IS A WARNING' exemplifies Lee's ability to fuse pop sensibilities with poignant lyrics, creating a memorable moment that resonates long after listening.
Release Date
February 16, 2018
Artist Origin
Sweden
Tracklist
- 1 WATCHES WATCHES 3:44
- 2 JOY 4:20
- 3 WORK 3:36
- 4 LIKE HELL 3:43
- 5 NOT HUMAN 5:18
- 6 TEMPLE 4:18
- 7 SAMARITAN 4:21
- 8 DUNES OF SAND 4:44
- 9 BLAZING 4:05
- 10 SIMMER DOWN 4:05
- 11 HERE IS A WARNING 3:36
- 12 GONE 4:37
- 13 MEMENTO 4:25
- 14 HARVEST 5:02
- 15 FOLD 5:39
