Woman Of Faces Celeste

• 1 On With The Show 02:27
• 2 Keep Smiling 03:16
• 3 Woman Of Faces 04:50
• 4 Happening Again 04:04
• 5 Time Will Tell 03:44
• 6 People Always Change 04:50
• 7 Sometimes 03:02
• 8 Could Be Machine 03:49
• 9 This Is Who I Am (From “The Day of the Jackal”) 03:50
• Total Runtime 33:52

Info for Woman Of Faces

Celeste’s highly anticipated second studio album "Woman Of Faces" features nine tracks including new single ‘On With The Show’, which is released today. Woman Of Faces was produced by multi-GRAMMY® award winner Jeff Bhasker.

Stemming from the slow unravelling of a romantic relationship, and her determination to emerge from the other side triumphant, Woman Of Faces is a body of work born out of pain, but also a steadfast resilience to keep moving forward, even when everything else felt like it was falling apart. From the orchestral highs to the gut-wrenching lows, it’s a chronicle of heartbreak, recovery and reclaiming control. Unflinching and unfiltered, it’s the sound of an artist learning to trust herself.

A lot has happened since Celeste’s spell-binding performance of her breakout song ‘Strange’ at the BRIT Awards placed her firmly in the global spotlight. The British-Jamaican musician, who landed the prestigious double win of both the BRITs Rising Star Award and BBC Music’s Sound of 2020, achieved a No. 1 on the UK charts with her 2021 debut album Not Your Muse. That year also saw her earn a Mercury Prize nomination alongside Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for ‘Hear My Voice’, her lead single from The Trial of the Chicago 7.

Since then, Celeste has taken a step back from the glare of mainstage spotlights to recalibrate and reconnect with herself, figuring out how to stay true to her vision and sense of authenticity in her work. She made a striking return in November, releasing ‘This Is Who I Am’ and making her acting debut in Steve McQueen’s acclaimed film Blitz. This was followed by the release of the long-awaited track ‘Everyday’, which was initially released on vinyl for Record Store Day 2024.

Celeste

Celeste Epiphany Waite
(born 5 May 1994) known mononymously as Celeste, is an American–born British singer-songwriter from Saltdean. Her music blends British soul and jazz-tinged blues over subtle R&B melodies. In late 2019, she won both a Brit Award and a BBC Music Award and was named the number-one predicted breakthrough act of 2020 in an annual BBC poll of music critics, Sound of 2020. Since 2017, Celeste has released two extended plays and has supported Michael Kiwanuka on tour. She has performed at some of Europe's biggest festivals such as Glastonbury, Primavera Sound, Field Day, and Rock en Seine, and has been included in lists of artists to watch in 2020 by publications like The Guardian, Vogue, NME, GQ, MTV, Vevo and Amazon Music.

At the age of 16, Celeste caught the attention of a manager after uploading a self-written tribute to her late father to YouTube. After graduating, Celeste released her debut single "Daydreaming" on the Lily Allen-owned record label Bank Holiday in 2016. In March 2017, she released her debut EP The Milk & the Honey under the same label before completing a month-long residency at Laylow in Ladbrooke Grove. Celeste signed to Polydor in 2018 after catching the attention of labelmate Michael Kiwanuka. She released her second EP Lately in March 2018, before releasing her well-acclaimed singles "Strange" in September 2019 and "Stop This Flame" in January 2020. She is yet to release her debut album and embark on a tour of Europe in April 2020. With her unique style in music, Celeste released her debut album Not Your Muse in 2021, and it reaching at number 1 on the UK Albums Chart. Not Your Muse was also nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Song for Hear My Voice of the film The Trial of the Chicago 7.

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