Laufey- Bewitched: The Goddess Edition (Dark Blue Vinyl)
SKU: 5056167179337
The Goddess Edition features four brand-new original songs including lead single "Goddess". The 2-disc expanded package features dark blue vinyl, an updated booklet, and a custom board game.
Laufey returns on the heels of her GRAMMY win for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album to bring you her next fittingly titled era: Goddess. "Goddess" is the lead single to The Goddess Edition of her #1 Independent Album, Bewitched. The Goddess era introduces a new narrative. Laufey has more complex ideas about love, driven by her experience of being perceived as polished and perfect - an immortal goddess. “Goddess is my most honest song yet. I wrote it alone at my piano after feeling like someone had fallen in love with the version of me they'd seen on stage, just to find that I wasn't what they projected once I was off stage. They deemed me to no longer be a shiny thing when the glamor wore off, reduced to skin and bone.” -Laufey
Format: New Vinyl/Rock
Laufey- Bewitched: The Goddess Edition (Dark Blue Vinyl)
SKU: 5056167179337
Release Date: 4.26.24
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The Goddess Edition features four brand-new original songs including lead single "Goddess". The 2-disc expanded package features dark blue vinyl, an updated booklet, and a custom board game.
Laufey returns on the heels of her GRAMMY win for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album to bring you her next fittingly titled era: Goddess. "Goddess" is the lead single to The Goddess Edition of her #1 Independent Album, Bewitched. The Goddess era introduces a new narrative. Laufey has more complex ideas about love, driven by her experience of being perceived as polished and perfect - an immortal goddess. “Goddess is my most honest song yet. I wrote it alone at my piano after feeling like someone had fallen in love with the version of me they'd seen on stage, just to find that I wasn't what they projected once I was off stage. They deemed me to no longer be a shiny thing when the glamor wore off, reduced to skin and bone.” -Laufey
