Tom Aspaul has shared the music video Thessaloniki – Remix, lifted from his forthcoming album ‘Life In Plastic, It’s Expanded’.
The new version of the track – which originally featured on his spectacular second album ‘Life In Plastic’ – is set to feature on the new deluxe reissue.
Featuring eight additional tracks, the set boasts three previously-unreleased songs from the original album sessions, three extended mixes, plus a brand new acoustic recording.
‘Life In Plastic, It’s Expanded’ is out October 17 and available to pre-save now.
Tracklist: Tom Aspaul – Life In Plastic, It’s Expanded
- Dial Up [Intro]
- Let Them (It’s All Love)
- Kiss It
- What Is Real Anymore?
- Listen 2 Nicole
- Statues
- Wake Up In The Sun
- Thessaloniki
- Millionaire
- Effigy
- Hey! Amigo! – Bonus
- Thessaloniki – Remix
- Love Me Right
- Something More (Keep It)
- U Won’t Care
- Let Them – Extended
- Kiss It – Extended
- Effigy – Extended
- What Is Real Anymore? – Acoustic
Speaking in the July 2022 issue of Retro Pop, Tom revealed the record is a continuation of his debut and confirmed a sequel is on the way.
“Album three will be part of the trilogy,” he smiled, before admitting, “and then after that I have no idea…
“Part of me is thinking, ‘Will I go into managing other artists and writing their music, helping them set up as an artist?’ Maybe I could do that, or maybe doing music production for other artists is something I’m interested in. Because ‘Life In Plastic’ was pretty much all produced by me with Gil Lewis.
“So the idea of writing for other people is something that I’m hesitant to get back into, because I didn’t have a great experience towards the end of my songwriting career, but I’m a bit more confident in terms of what I can do as a producer now. So, that’s sort of like my mid-term plan.”
Before he puts out the follow-up to ‘Life In Plastic’, Tom is planning to release a deluxe versions and a covers project – although he remained tight-lipped about the kind of songs we can expect from the EP.
He teased: “It’s not going to be part of the album cycle, but you know Lady Gaga does a jazz album every now and then?
“I’m not saying I’m doing a jazz album, but I’d like to do something a bit more organic with a band, because I feel like I’ve gone so far this way with ‘Life In Plastic’ that I feel like I need to do something a bit more grounded.”
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