Nadine Shah lyrics
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Artist's albums
Trad (Edit)
2020 · single
Club Cougar (Edit)
2020 · single
Kitchen Sink
2020 · album
Ladies for Babies (Goats for Love)
2020 · single
Holiday Destination
2017 · album
Evil
2017 · single
Holiday Destination
2017 · single
Yes Men
2017 · single
Out the Way
2017 · single
Fast Food
2015 · album
Fool
2015 · single
Stealing Cars
2014 · single
Ville Morose / The Devil
2014 · single
Runaway
2013 · single
Love Your Dum and Mad
2013 · album
To Be a Young Man
2013 · single
Dreary Town
2013 · single
Are You with Me
2012 · single
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Biography
Born of Pakistani and Norwegian parentage, Whitburn, South Tyneside-based singer/songwriter Nadine Shah possesses a voice and more importantly, a mystique, that has often been described as a blend of PJ Harvey and Nick Cave. She debuted her brooding, intensely atmospheric mix of midnight loner pop and torchy, jazz-kissed indie rock on a pair of EPs in 2012, followed by the full-length Love Your Dum and Mad in 2013. Her third album, 2017's Holiday Destination, was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize. Inspired by jazz and pop as a youth, as well the religious Sufi songs that her father brought into the house, Shah issued a series of evocative singles and a pair of EPs before releasing her debut long-player, 2013's Love Your Dum and Mad, produced by Ben Hillier (Blur, the Horrors, Depeche Mode). Hillier returned for 2015's follow-up Fast Food, an album that explored the passionate and dark sides of relationships. On her third studio album, 2017's Holiday Destination, Shah delved into her identity and heritage alongside the rise of global nationalism -- the LP was earned a Mercury Prize nomination in 2018. The singer's fourth set, Kitchen Sink, arrived in June 2020. Produced again by long-time collaborator Ben Hillier, the album continued her trademark social commentary. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi