Orla Gartland - Everybody Needs A Hero (Blue Vinyl)
- Both Can Be True
- Sound of Letting Go
- Little Chaos
- Backseat Driver
- The Hit
- Simple
- Late to the Party (Feat. Declan McKenna)
- Three Words Away
- Kiss Ur Face Forever
- Who Am I?
- Mine
- Every Body Needs a Hero
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- BlueWhiteSplatter
- Pressing
- Colored VinylSplatter Vinyl
- Edition
- Indie Exclusive
ORLA GARTLAND: 'Everybody Needs A Hero' is the second studio album by Dublin-born Orla Gartland, released via her own label New Friends. Everybody Needs A Hero explores how Gartland shapeshifts through the currents of a long-term relationship and works out how to take up space in a postfeminist world. Throughout the record Orla explores the idea of a 'hero': someone to look up to, someone to rescue us from ourselves, someone we use to deflect from our own shadow self. A testament to her artistic growth, burgeoning confidence and proud sense of independence, this record is the latest milestone in this self-made talent's journey. With her career streams nudging towards a quarter of a billion, sold-out tours and festival appearances at Glastonbury and Latitude; to her debut album 'Woman On The Internet' reaching the UK & Irish Top 10 Orla is ready to boldly step into this next chapter of her career. Blue with White Splatter Vinyl
- Both Can Be True
- SOUND OF LETTING GO
- Little Chaos
- Backseat Driver
- Hit
- Simple
- Late To the Party
- Three Words Away
- Kiss Ur Face Forever
- Who Am I?
- Mine
- Everybody Needs a Hero
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- Red
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
ORLA GARTLAND Everybody Needs A Hero - 'Everybody Needs A Hero' is the second studio album by Dublin-born Orla Gartland, released via her own label New Friends. Everybody Needs A Hero explores how Gartland shapeshifts through the currents of a long-term relationship and works out how to take up space in a postfeminist world. Throughout the record Orla explores the idea of a 'hero': someone to look up to, someone to rescue us from ourselves, someone we use to deflect from our own shadow self. A testament to her artistic growth, burgeoning confidence and proud sense of independence, this record is the latest milestone in this self-made talent's journey. With her career streams nudging towards a quarter of a billion, sold-out tours and festival appearances at Glastonbury and Latitude; to her debut album 'Woman On The Internet' reaching the UK & Irish Top 10 Orla is ready to boldly step into this next chapter of her career. Red Vinyl
