Pixey has released her new song “Give A Little Of Your Love”, a “heartfelt plea for love”

Promoted from Liverpool Pixie has released a new track, “Give a little of your love.”

It comes from her upcoming debut album ‘Million Dollar Baby’Scheduled for release on August 2nd on Chess Club Records, the album was entirely written, produced and performed by Pixey himself.

Speaking about the new song, Pixey says: “I don’t usually write about romantic love. I often find that far too much has been written about it. But when I was writing the instrumental part of the song, I actually felt drawn to that feeling, to understand the feelings I had at the time (which doesn’t happen very often).”

She adds: “I pitched an old, royalty-free sample in Ableton and layered a drum loop over it, then added hi-hats, MIDI synth and programmed strings. It’s a nod to ‘Atomic Bomb’ by William Onyeabor, a piece that sparked my entry into music. This song is a heartfelt plea for love, beautifully uncomplicated.”

Pixey explains the album: “This album is more than just music to me. It’s the final form of years of trying to prove myself. I’ve always felt like I’m so close to something, but never quite there. That’s the story the album tells: I’m navigating the male gaze’s perception of myself, while simultaneously trying to take back some power and shape my true identity. The mood of the album is this: the path to fulfillment is not a performance for others, but a journey to become your authentic self.”

To celebrate the release of ‘Million Dollar Baby’, Pixey will be making a number of in-store appearances, including performances at Rough Trade West in London and an album launch party at Jacaranda in Liverpool. She will also embark on a tour in September, which includes shows at London’s Lower Third on the 25th and Liverpool’s Arts Club on the 28th.

The full details are:

AUGUST
2 Jacaranda, Liverpool, UK
5 Reflex, Newcastle, UK
6 Vinyl Whistle, Leeds, UK
7 Rough Trade West, London, United Kingdom

SEPTEMBER
25 Lower Third, London, United Kingdom
26 Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, UK
27 King Tuts, Glasgow, UK
28 Arts Club, Liverpool, UK

OCTOBER
5th Neighbourhood Festival, Manchester, UK