Alex the Astronaut Reaches New Heights in “If You Have To Go”

Alex the Astronaut Reaches New Heights in “If You Have To Go”

In “If You Have To Go,” Australian singer-songwriter Alex the Astronaut captures the essence of vulnerability and heartbreak in an intimate and universal way. This single, released in anticipation of her EP RAGE AND ALL ITS FRIENDS, due November 22, 2024, showcases Alex’s talent for weaving emotional narratives that resonate deeply with her audience.

The track was penned during Troye Sivan’s World Pride writing camp and reflects a period of significant personal upheaval for Alex. The haunting melodies and poignant lyrics evoke a sense of longing and contemplation, beautifully articulating the complexities of relationships. Alex's willingness to explore her emotions candidly sets her apart as an artist in today’s music landscape. The moment during the writing camp when her peers were moved to tears is a testament to the song's powerful impact.

The accompanying music video, directed by Sam Watson-Wood, visually complements the song's emotional weight. Filmed against the stunning backdrop of the Blue Mountains, it enhances the song's narrative, making the viewing experience as evocative as the music itself.

As Alex prepares to release RAGE AND ALL ITS FRIENDS, it’s evident that this EP will explore themes of grief, acceptance, and the complexity of identity. Collaborating with notable artists like Paul Kelly and Lisa Mitchell, Alex is stepping into new territory, bringing fresh perspectives into her work. This exciting evolution signals a transformative phase in her artistry, inviting listeners to join her on a journey of self-discovery and emotional exploration. With “If You Have To Go,” Alex the Astronaut reaffirms her place as a compelling voice in contemporary music, and anticipation for the upcoming EP is palpable.



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