Ashley Cooke has announced her sophomore album, a self-titled project due out August 14 via Big Loud Records.
As a preview of the album, the singer-songwriter has shared her all-new song "High School Sweetheart."
This will mark the fifth track to arrive in advance of the full-length project, following "Baby Blues," "Excuses," "The Hell You Are," and "XS." The remaining titles on the 15-song track list have yet to be revealed.
"This record feels like a coming-of-age record disguised as a relationship album," said Cooke. "I wrote a lot of it dead in the middle of real-life situations where I learned quite a bit about myself, so you're getting the real, unpolished, recently-realized-truths in 15 tracks."
"It's messy, self-reflective, indecisive, filled with honesty, double entendres and emotional duality (I'm a Gemini, duh)," she added. "Overall, it's my perception of love and allllll the chaos it entails."
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