Sudan Archives, known as Brittney Parks, is releasing a new album titled The BPM on October 17th through Stones Throw. This album follows her previous works Athena and Natural Brown Prom Queen. The BPM draws from her parents' roots in Michigan and Illinois, incorporating club influences and collaborations with family and close friends. Themes of mental illness, self-love, and romance are explored in the album, and a character named Gadget Girl symbolizes innovation and technological expression in her music. A double single includes tracks "My Type" and "Yea Yea Yea."
The BPM, Sudan Archives' upcoming album, draws inspiration from her family's roots in Michigan and Illinois, showcasing both club sounds and a deeply personal narrative.
Sudan Archives' new character, Gadget Girl, represents a technologically advanced musician who finds freedom and self-expression through technology, capturing her creative journey.
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