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• Alternate Sleeve *
• Rozi designed 2023 Wall Planner *
• Hand Numbered *
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Tracklist:

1. Agreeing For Two
2. Complicated
3. Help
4. Prove Your Good
5. Conversation
6. Painted The Room
7. Sore
8. Spot Thirteen
9. Standing Up
10. Blink

Rozi Plain returns with new album PRIZE out on 13 January 2023 on Memphis Industries. Out today is the first single Agreeing for Two featuring contemporary jazz titan Alabaster De Plume on saxophone. Rozi says of Agreeing for Two:

This song was started when I spent a week on the Isle of Eigg writing new music . Mainly its thinking about how easy it can be to
unknowingly make decisions on behalf of other people, thinking you might know whats best or right for a situation where as maybe
its just what was easiest for you.. I love the saxophone line that Alabaster Deplume added – brings a bit of his trademark heart and
hopefulness.

Dont ask Rozi Plain to explain her spellbinding fifth album Prize. Its ten, magical tracks exist as if in another realm, where feelings
matter more than meanings, where thoughts have room to roam and where you can live in the moment for as long as you like.

Rozis signature, free-floating sound was set with her 2015 breakthrough Friend and cemented with 2019s globally adored What A
Boost (Like slipping between cotton sheets was Pitchforks description). Prize builds on both, but takes its cues from elsewhere. By a
stretch, its Rozis most upbeat and daring album to date.

References to disco and rave, saxophone treated to sound like strings, silly synths and harp all play a part. Economy is key every
sound has an impact out of proportion to its size, every texture pays dividends. Rozis bewitching vocals are bolder and brighter than
ever before. Male and female backing vocals feel like friends dropping by.

Begun pre-pandemic and composed and recorded everywhere from Glasgow and the Isle of Eigg to a seaside village in French Basque Country, Margate and Londons legendary Total Refreshment Centre, Prize may sound effortless but creating each song was as industry intensive as spinning a spiders web. A cast of 15 feature, including Kate Stables, with whom Rozi has toured for the past decade in This Is The Kit, contemporary jazz titan Alabaster De Plume and Minneapolis based saxophonist Cole Pulice.