Embrace Love’s Crazy Side Effects With Harriet Brown’s “Obsession”

The transcendental track is the first release off of the Californian singer’s upcoming Contact LP.

February 20, 2017
Embrace Love’s Crazy Side Effects With Harriet Brown’s “Obsession” Harriet Brown   Jason Barbagelott

California-based producer, writer, performer, and self-proclaimed pioneer of romantic funk, Harriet Brown has released the first single off their upcoming album Contact. The dreamy track showcases a genius pairing of electronic synths and crystalline Japanese Koto strings, as Brown repeatedly proclaims, "I want your love all 24 hours of the day." Anyone whose ever fallen hard for a new flame will relate.

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"'Obsession' is about a distant call, an alien dream; incapacitating desire; obsession," Brown told The FADER over email. "Taste after taste of fantasy/reality. Is this a cure for pain? Obsession begets greed, everything is never sufficient, and every part can only continue to exist if fully submerged. Without you, I can do nothing, yet with you, I can only yearn for more. Is one way better than the other?"

Los Angeles label Innovative Leisure will release the new Harriet Brown album Contact digitally on April 21.

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Embrace Love’s Crazy Side Effects With Harriet Brown’s “Obsession”