In celebration of the release of Life Love & Madness, Reeves hosted a live virtual album release event on her Facebook and YouTube pages, performing each song from the album before the LP officially dropped. Fans can check out the event on her Facebook and YouTube pages through Sunday night, 10/11.

Life Love & Madness boasts some of the most vulnerable writing of Reeves’ career, set against a backdrop of colorful, propulsive pop. American Songwriter has already showered Reeves’ latest collection with praise, saying, “In a world that needs something to dance to, Sarah Reeves delivers ‘Paradise.’”

Produced by Ian Keaggy (Hot Chelle Rae), Life Love & Madness is part mature reflection, part heartfelt confession. As a milestone birthday dawned a new decade for the singer/songwriter, she wisely took it as an opportunity to rewind the previous 10 years of her life and gain some much-needed perspective. Then, she set the past decade to lyric and music. Like a time capsule, her new LP preserves the best and worst of her 20s—a defining decade in every way.

“It was a venture of discovering who I am, learning how to love and letting all the madness in between become a part of my story,” Reeves shares of the decade staring back at her in the rearview that informed her new album. “It’s beautiful, chaotic, vulnerable and imperfect; but I wouldn’t have these songs without the experience. I’ve used this album as therapy for what I’m feeling, and I hope it can be therapy for other people.”

Leading up to today’s release of Life Love & Madness, Reeves dropped a series of official music videos for six fresh tracks. The most recent being a moody visualizer for “Motions” that transports Reeves into a hauntingly beautiful forest and also finds the songstress literally wearing a brave face, void of any makeup. Cinematic clips are also available for “Heart First,” “Paradise,” “Dance To It,” “Don’t Feel Like Fighting” and “Anxious.” View them all on Reeves’ official YouTube channel HERE.

Purchase or stream Life Love & Madness HERE. For more info, visit www.sarahreevesmusic.com.

Life Love & Madness Official Track Listing:

1. 2009
2. Heart First
3. Not My Style
4. Paradise
5. Drive
6. Motions
7. Dance To It
8. Fuel To My Fire
9. Don’t Feel Like Fighting
10. Say The Word
11. Anxious
12. Easy To Love
13. Not Ready To Let You Go
14. When It Gets Good

About Sarah Reeves:

Pop artist and songwriter Sarah Reeves signed her first record deal at age 18. For more than a decade, in addition to pursuing her own artistry, she has dedicated a vast portion of her career to writing songs for other artists and TV and film. Her music has appeared in recent promos for “American Idol” and UFC, and on television series across major networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and Netflix, among others. Reeves has also been featured on tracks by high-profile DJs, including GATTÜSO, Laidback Luke, and Justice Skolnik. Having amassed more than 42 million career on-demand streams, the Curb | Word Entertainment artist has garnered 21.2 million Pandora lifetime streams and over 33.8 million YouTube views to date. Her new studio album, Life Love & Madness, is available now.

About Curb | Word Entertainment:

In 2016, Curb Records acquired Word Entertainment, combining two of the music industry’s most respected brands, and more than a century of collective experience. Today, Curb and Word are two of the world’s leading independent music companies. Owned and operated by Mike Curb, the Curb | Word family includes the labels Curb, Word, Squint, Fervent, Sidewalk, and IVAV, as well as Curb Publishing, Word Publishing, 25 Live, Curb Films, Word Films, Word Entertainment, and Curb Sports, representing top artists and entertainers in Country, Christian, Pop, Rock, and Hip-Hop. For more information, visit www.curb.com.

For more info on Sarah Reeves, visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

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