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		<title>Gus Dapperton Annouces Second Album &#8216;Orca&#8217; with New Single &#8220;Post Humorous&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Gus Dapperton, a singer-songwriter from New York, has announced the return to the scene with a sophomore record called &#8216;Orca.&#8216; The album is due for the release on September 18 via London-based indie record label AWAL Recordings. &#8220;Post Humorous&#8221; is picked to properly lead Dapperton&#8217;s brand-new era, which is also served with a guest-packed music [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gus Dapperton, a singer-songwriter from New York, has announced the return to the scene with a sophomore record called &#8216;<em>Orca.</em>&#8216; The album is due for the release on September 18 via London-based indie record label AWAL Recordings. &#8220;<em>Post Humorous</em>&#8221; is picked to properly lead Dapperton&#8217;s brand-new era, which is also served with a guest-packed music video.</p>
<p>&#8220;<em>Post Humorous</em>&#8221; is actually a follow-up to the &#8220;<em>First Aid</em>&#8221; track dropped back in April, which the indie singer teased as the first preview of his new album. &#8220;<em>In the past, I&#8217;ve written my songs from a place of love and heartbreak. This album is about internal pain and suffering,</em>&#8221; Dapperton told <a href="https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/news/latest-news/gus-dapperton-unveils-first-single-of-2020-first-aid"><em>The Line of Best Fit</em></a>.</p>
<p>Produced by the singer himself, the latest tune is a breezy indie pop set in opposition to dark lyrics about depression and a journey to find happiness. The video features appearances from various guests with the likes of Dapperton&#8217;s very own sister Amadelle, photographer Jess Farran, director Matthew Thomas Dillon, skater Erik Arteaga, musicians BENEE, Remi Wolf, Orion Sun, Santi, and many more.</p>
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<p>&#8216;<em>Orca</em>&#8216; is the upcoming studio album following 2019&#8217;s debut &#8216;<em>Where Polly People Go to Read.</em>&#8216; The LP will contain ten tracks, including singles &#8220;<em>First Aid</em>&#8221; and &#8220;<em>Post Humorous.</em>&#8221; Australian emerging indie singer Chela also appears as a guest feature on the track &#8220;<em>My Say So.</em>&#8221;</p>
<p>About the forthcoming LP, Dapperton stated through a press release taken from <i><a href="https://www.readdork.com/news/gus-dapperton-has-announced-his-new-album-orca">Dork</a> </i>that it is all about the exploration of  &#8220;<em>human pain and suffering, but also healing and redemption.</em>&#8221; The 23-year-old also added, &#8220;<em>I was unbalanced. My lifestyle and habits had gotten extreme. I wasn’t getting eight hours of sleep a night, I was drinking and doing drugs often. Wasn’t eating healthy. And on top of it, I was performing. A show can be the most inspirational, emotional high; but if something goes wrong it can be devastating.</em>&#8221;</p>
<p>Dapperton is also known for global smash hit &#8220;<em>Supalonely</em>&#8221; by New Zealand dreampop phenomenon BENEE. The track has gone viral on the ubiquitous TikTok due to its infectious hook of &#8220;<em>la-la-la-la</em>&#8221; and relatable lyrics about loneliness and toxic relationships. Dapperton lent his vocal on the track, adding more indie dimension for the song.</p>
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<p>&#8216;<em>Orca</em>&#8216; by Gus Dapperton will land this coming September. Check out the tracklist below, and pre-order for the album is available now.</p>
<p><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">&#8216;<em>Orca</em>&#8216; Tracklist:</span></strong><br />
1. &#8220;<em>Bottle Opener</em>&#8221;<br />
2. &#8220;<em>First Aid</em>&#8221;<br />
3. &#8220;<em>Post Humorous</em>&#8221;<br />
4. &#8220;<em>Bluebird</em>&#8221;<br />
5. &#8220;<em>Palms</em>&#8221;<br />
6. &#8220;<em>My Say So</em>&#8221; (feat. Chela)<br />
7. &#8220;<em>Grim</em>&#8221;<br />
8. &#8220;<em>Antidote</em>&#8221;<br />
9. &#8220;<em>Medicine</em>&#8221;<br />
10. &#8220;<em>Swan Song</em>&#8220;</p>
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