It’s been a whirlwind couple of years for Maggie Rogers
Becoming a viral sensation back in 2016 after she took part in a feedback session hosted by Pharrell Williams that saw the N.E.R.D. frontman say he’d never heard anyone like her before, Maggie Rogers is now a star.
The acclaimed producer/songwriter/performer announced today that she will be releasing a new album very soon. Titled Heard It In A Past Life, it’s set to arrive this coming January.
Released in conjunction with the news, her new single, “Light On”, is out today. Written by Rogers, she even had a hand in its production alongside Greg Kurstin and Kid Harpoon.
She said of the song:
“This song is a letter to my fans about the last two years of my life. There was so much change that happened so fast, I wasn’t always sure how to make all this stuff feel like me. I was really overwhelmed for a while, and scared too – my life became so public so fast and there were times I wasn’t sure that this was all for me. But I never had doubts about the music. And every night I got on stage and was reminded why I love doing this.
“This is the most vulnerable I’ve felt in a song and it’s me saying thank you for all the light my fans brought me when I couldn’t find it for myself. I love music more than anything else in the whole world and I always have. This song is me actively choosing this life – in my way and in my time. I couldn’t be more excited that ‘Light On’ is out in the world today.”
Featuring the song that put her on the map, “Alaska” will join 11 other records to make up Heard It In A Past Life.
The tracklisting is as follows:
1.”Give A Little”
2.”Overnight”
3.”The Knife”
4.”Alaska”
5.”Light On”
6.”Past Life”
7.”Say It”
8.”On + Off”
9.”Fallingwater”
10.”Retrograde”
11.”Burning”
12.”Back In My Body”
Aside from the album news, Rogers will also join Mumford & Sons as support on their 2018 UK and U.S. arena tour, which includes The O2 Arena in November.
Tickets go on sale from Friday and the full list of UK dates are below.
16th November – Dublin, 3 Arena
18th November – Belfast, SSE Arena
20th November – Glasgow, SSE Hydro
21st November – Manchester, Manchester Arena
23rd November – Birmingham, Genting Arena
24th November – Sheffield, Fly DSA Arena
25th November – Newcastle, Metro Radio Arena
27th November – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
28th November – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
29th November – London, O2 Arena
1st December – Leeds, First Direct Arena
2nd December – Liverpool, Echo Arena
