Vertigo (Sea Blue Eco Vinyl) - Griff (Vinyl) (AE)

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About This Product

This is a sea blue eco vinyl LP pressing of Vertigo by Griff. Her major label debut album, Vertigo captures a coming-of-age story shaped for complex times. The album showcases Griff's creative growth while preserving the hand-crafted magic that made her British pop's most exciting new voice. It weaves a journey of self-discovery, moving from melancholy and heartache to healing and joy. With a 360-approach, Griff oversaw everything from production to her signature style, turning the turbulence of young adulthood into a source of power. The BRITs Rising Star winner draws on her unique Chinese-Jamaican background, launching her international music career from her bedroom and living free of expectations.

Label: Warner Records

Release Year: 2024

Track List:

  • A1 Vertigo
  • A2 Miss Me Too
  • A3 Into The Walls
  • A4 19th Hour
  • A5 Astronaut
  • A6 Anything
  • A7 Pillow In My Arms
  • B1 Cycles
  • B2 Tears For Fun
  • B3 Hiding Alone
  • B4 Hole In My Pocket
  • B5 Everlasting
  • B6 So Fast (Live In London)
  • B7 Where Did You Go
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Griff's Vision
  • Eco Vinyl
  • Rising Star
  • Your Journey

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