AMA Announces Release Of ‘PIXELHEART’ On March 5th

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AMA follows up her acclaimed debut EP ‘SCREENLUV’ with new project ‘PIXELHEART’ released 5^th March, on Dirty Hit. Enlisting production from both sides of the Atlantic, the lead single ‘Hour We On’ was produced by Brooklyn based Jim E-Stack (Haim, Anna Of The North, Dillon Francis), the EP opens up with the crescendo of ‘Bright’ produced by rising London producer and previous collaborator Daniel Hylton Nuamah, whilst the 2-Step groove of ‘Rush’ was produced by West Coast Major Lazer, Diplo and Madonna collaborator Santell. The EP creative was driven by Places + Faces founder Ciesay.

Written by AMA herself, she explains what inspired the EP “’PIXELHEART’ looks at love from a Gen Z perspective; from longing to find someone to share all the love you have, to not letting the constant overwhelming nature and fast pace of life distract you from the things that you love and the things that are most important to you. From the freeing feeling you have when you’re in control of where you get your joy and not having to crave validation from things like guys or Instagram, to the rush of emotions that you have once you are at the start of a new relationship. The ‘PIXELHEART’ EP really just captures a lot of the emotions I have felt throughout my teens, the ups and downs going on in my pixelated heart.

AMA will also be playing a host of live dates this year, kicking off with Annie Mac Presents at Omeara with Sam Tompkins and Finn Askew on 3^rd March, followed by her own headline gig at West London’s Laylow on 4^th May, as well as a slot at the long-running Great Escape Festival in Brighton.

5^th March AMP London, Camden Assembly

5^thMay Laylow, London

9^th May           The Road To The Great Escape, Brighton
11^th May         The Road To The Great Escape, Dublin
14^thMay         The Great Escape (Shoosh – Notion Stage), Brighton

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