Working Men’s Club Solo Album & New Single ‘Lunga’ & ‘I Don’t Wanna’
Sydney Minsky Sargeant, of Working Men’s Club fame, takes center stage with his debut solo album, ‘Lunga,’ set for release on September 12th. Explore the personal journey and themes of connection woven throughout this new collection of songs. Sargeant’s heartfelt exploration of self-revelation and his search for meaning shines through on his first solo venture.The led single, “I Don’t Wanna,” offers a glimpse into the emotional depth of ‘Lunga,’ promising acoustic guitar and synth-infused soundscapes. News Directory 3 is excited to unveil this musical evolution.Listeners will find themselves drawn to Sargeant’s message of unity. Discover how the album title itself plays a role and unifies the album’s mission – connecting with the listener. Delve into the album’s full tracklist and uncover Sargeant’s collaborative side project, Demise Of Love. Discover what’s next …
Sydney Minsky Sargeant Announces Solo Album ‘Lunga’
Sydney Minsky Sargeant, known for his work wiht Working Men’s Club, is set to release his debut solo album, ‘Lunga,’ on Sept. 12 via Domino. The album is available for pre-order.
‘Lunga’ represents a departure from Sargeant’s previous work, showcasing songs written over several years, some dating back to his teenage years in Todmorden. The album delves into personal themes of meaning and understanding.
“I’m trying to wear my heart-on-my-sleeve a bit more; these songs come from a search for meaning and understanding,” Sargeant saeid. “I’m always trying to unpick myself and those around me,the ones I love and loved the most. There were thoughts and feelings that these songs helped me express, address and make sense of.”
The album’s title, ‘Lunga,’ reflects a message of unity, Sargeant said, hoping it connects with listeners in a polarized world. The lead single, “I Don’t wanna,” features acoustic guitar and synths.
“Confide in me / I’ll put down everyone / I’ll put down everything / If loving this is wrong then I don’t wanna be right.”
‘Lunga’ Tracklist:
- Intro
- For Your Hand
- I Don’t Wanna
- Lisboa
- Long Roads
- Summer song
- Chicken Wire
- Hazel Eyes
- Long (Interlude)
- A million Flowers
- How it Once Was
- New Day
Sargeant also is part of the supergroup Demise Of Love with Daniel Avery and James Greenwood (Ghost Culture). Working Men’s Club will support LCD Soundsystem at upcoming London shows.
Working Men’s club’s album ‘Fear Fear’ earned four stars in a 2022 review, praised for its exploration of recent challenges.