Jackie Cohen decided the only way forward was to succumb to crisis, to relax into it instead of fighting, to find beauty even in the flamean approach that fuels her sublime new album, Pratfall, due September 9th. Because of the records pandemic origins, Cohen was only aided in studio by two collaborators: her husband, Foxygens Jonathan Rado, and engineer Rias Reed. We were a tight pod, she laughs. The three musicians holed up at Sonora Recorders in Los Angeles, tapping into the studios vaulted ceilings and haunted feeling to amplify Cohens widescreen songwriting. "Elliott Smith recorded some stuff there, and it always seemed like there was a ghost banging around in there, turning lights on and off," she says, before adding a cheery followup: Shakira recorded there too, cant forget another 52 icon. On Pratfall, Cohen renders both extremes of that range of experience in warm, inviting indie pop. "I didn't want to write a dirge inspired by the darkest moments of my life, I wanted a cathartic moment, to experience the emotion and build from it," Cohen says. "This record is a climax where everything becomes explosive and you can just close your eyes, give in, and dance it off." Two Days Coup De Grace The Valley Pratfall Ghost Story Moonstruck Dire Love Lost Without Fear Some Days Extra Credit Scraps Of Love Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 72 hours for this item's shipment.** Genre: Indie & Alternative Format Detail: CD 4 panel, clear tray Format: CD Released: 9/23/22 Internal ID: JITRE
