Deborah

Think your new favorite album can't combine sincere songwriting, fun dance - pop, and a synth - harmonica solo over cinematic sound effects? Think again. Deborah, the debut LP from Montreal - based duo Sorry Girls, is their first release with the legendary Arbutus Records. Written and recorded over two years by Heather Foster Kirkpatrick and Dylan Konrad Obront, and mixed by David Carriere of TOPS, this LP has a polished aesthetic. It tells the story of love and self - discovery, smoothly transitioning from moments of refined tension to the pain of lost love. It playfully combines the songwriting of the 60s, the groove of the 70s, the synth trend of the 80s, and the angst of the 90s, truly embodying the spirit of Sorry Girls. After their 2018 release Easier, Deborah is sure to delight those who've awaited it.

To enjoy Deborah, simply play it on your preferred music player, like Spotify, Apple Music, or your home stereo. You can listen to it from start to finish to follow the emotional journey, or pick your favorite tracks. There aren't many specific precautions. Just make sure your audio settings aren't too loud to avoid hearing damage. To keep the album fresh in your mind, you can listen to it regularly and share it with friends. If you're using a digital copy, ensure your device's software is up - to - date to prevent any playback issues.