This came out pretty fucking good.”ĪLMA explained some tracks for the album. In this music business where everybody is doing something and everybody is just trying to win.

I said on somewhere that when the world was having its darkest times I wrote my most positive album. Before that we were hanging out like every day she was even touring with me and obviously COVID like forced me to stay home, yeah everything was new to me. My twin sister left and she went back to school. First I was just writing for myself to kind of survive the moment. The album started to kind of write itself out to be honest a lot of the the songs I never plan to release, they're so personal. But then everything stopped and I think after many months of like doing nothing started to look back to my childhood and my teenage years. When I didn't know that COVID exists, I was ready to like go on full mode and promote my last album and you know keep on making shows. She continued, “To start with I don't think I ever planned to make this album in the first place before COVID.Sometimes the conversations are more painful and deeper, sometimes they are light and ironic. Sometimes with my family, sometimes with my partner, sometimes even with my old classmates. Every song is like an honest conversation in my head. Going back to the start on your own, knowing your worth and asking for more from life. This album's key message is finding your own voice. The accompanying video was directed by Niko Hirvimäki.ĪLMA said of the album, “In Time Machine, I go back in time to explore the highlights and the lowlights of my life. The album comprises 13-track, produced by DECCO, ELVIRA, Fat Max Gsus and A Strut. It is her first album in three years since the 2020 debut album “Have U Seen Her?”. Finnish singer-songwriter Alma-Sofia Miettinen, aka ALMA released her sophomore album “Time Machine” along with a new music video for “Natalia” on April 21, 2023.Donate to support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine ➔

Lucy and the Bully by Claire Alexander