Anjimile - You're Free to Go
Release Date: 13/03/26
Anjimile’s You’re Free to Go (4AD) is a deeply intimate and warmly textured album produced by Brad Cook (Waxahatchee, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Mavis Staples). These songs bloom with acoustic guitars, subtle synths, lush string arrangements, and delicate rhythmic layers, amplifying Anjimile’s nuanced storytelling and emotive vocals. Collaborations with Nathan Stocker (Hippo Campus), Matt McCaughan (Bon Iver), and guest vocalist Sam Beam (Iron & Wine) cultivate an exploratory yet close-knit atmosphere. The record traces transformation—letting go, resilience, grief, renewal, and new love—as Anjimile opens his hands and heart to trust life again. Includes the standout Like You Really Mean It. Tracklist: 1. You’re Free to Go 2. Rust & Wire 3. Waits For Me 4. Like You Really Mean It 5. Turning Away 6. Exquisite Skeleton 7. The Store 8. Ready or Not 9. Point of View 10. Afarin 11. Destroying You 12. Enough
Anjimile’s You’re Free to Go (4AD) is a deeply intimate and warmly textured album produced by Brad Cook (Waxahatchee, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Mavis Staples). These songs bloom with acoustic guitars, subtle synths, lush string arrangements, and delicate rhythmic layers, amplifying Anjimile’s nuanced storytelling and emotive vocals. Collaborations with Nathan Stocker (Hippo Campus), Matt McCaughan (Bon Iver), and guest vocalist Sam Beam (Iron & Wine) cultivate an exploratory yet close-knit atmosphere. The record traces transformation—letting go, resilience, grief, renewal, and new love—as Anjimile opens his hands and heart to trust life again. Includes the standout Like You Really Mean It. Tracklist: 1. You’re Free to Go 2. Rust & Wire 3. Waits For Me 4. Like You Really Mean It 5. Turning Away 6. Exquisite Skeleton 7. The Store 8. Ready or Not 9. Point of View 10. Afarin 11. Destroying You 12. Enough
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Release Date: 13/03/26
Anjimile’s You’re Free to Go (4AD) is a deeply intimate and warmly textured album produced by Brad Cook (Waxahatchee, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Mavis Staples). These songs bloom with acoustic guitars, subtle synths, lush string arrangements, and delicate rhythmic layers, amplifying Anjimile’s nuanced storytelling and emotive vocals. Collaborations with Nathan Stocker (Hippo Campus), Matt McCaughan (Bon Iver), and guest vocalist Sam Beam (Iron & Wine) cultivate an exploratory yet close-knit atmosphere. The record traces transformation—letting go, resilience, grief, renewal, and new love—as Anjimile opens his hands and heart to trust life again. Includes the standout Like You Really Mean It. Tracklist: 1. You’re Free to Go 2. Rust & Wire 3. Waits For Me 4. Like You Really Mean It 5. Turning Away 6. Exquisite Skeleton 7. The Store 8. Ready or Not 9. Point of View 10. Afarin 11. Destroying You 12. Enough
Anjimile’s You’re Free to Go (4AD) is a deeply intimate and warmly textured album produced by Brad Cook (Waxahatchee, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Mavis Staples). These songs bloom with acoustic guitars, subtle synths, lush string arrangements, and delicate rhythmic layers, amplifying Anjimile’s nuanced storytelling and emotive vocals. Collaborations with Nathan Stocker (Hippo Campus), Matt McCaughan (Bon Iver), and guest vocalist Sam Beam (Iron & Wine) cultivate an exploratory yet close-knit atmosphere. The record traces transformation—letting go, resilience, grief, renewal, and new love—as Anjimile opens his hands and heart to trust life again. Includes the standout Like You Really Mean It. Tracklist: 1. You’re Free to Go 2. Rust & Wire 3. Waits For Me 4. Like You Really Mean It 5. Turning Away 6. Exquisite Skeleton 7. The Store 8. Ready or Not 9. Point of View 10. Afarin 11. Destroying You 12. Enough
