Roosevelt Is Lovestruck On Joyous New Single “Forevermore”

New Album ‘Embrace’ Out Sept 22nd

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Today, acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Roosevelt (the stage name of Marius Lauber) has released “Forevermore”, a shimmering indie-pop love song that serves as the final preview of his forthcoming LP ‘Embrace’ (out Sept 22nd via Ninja Tune/Counter Records). 

Following his recent funk-influenced singles “Ordinary Love”, “Luna”, “Paralyzed”, and the electronic-leaning “Rising”, “Forevermore” is an uptempo nugget of indie-pop that serves as the perfect showcase of Roosevelt’s instrumental capabilities and ear for melody. Over three minutes, Lauber expertly weaves layers of synthesizers with guitar and drums for a sound that combines the euphoric release of EDM with the down-and-dirty grooves of classic funk and disco. The track spotlights Roosevelt’s fascination with the history of dance music - it’s the perfect synthesis of old and new, and will provide a major concert highlight on Roosevelt’s headlining US tour in the fall. 

Stream “Forevermore” HERE 

Speaking about the track, Roosevelt noted: “I've heard this guitar lick in my head for weeks - almost like having an earworm of something that I've not recorded yet. Producing this, I've thought a lot about bands like Whitest Boy Alive, whose magic to me is to strip down a song as much as possible - so it ended up quite a reduced, fun arrangement that hopefully brings joy and effortlessness to this record. Kat Frankie, who also sang backing vocals on many tracks on my last album, recorded some great harmonies for this track, adding a lot to the vocal delivery.”

Out on September 22nd, ‘Embrace’ is Roosevelt’s most fully-realized project to date, and features deeply personal lyrics and emotive instrumentals that are effortlessly intertwined with addictive disco basslines ideal for a summertime dance party. Inspired by the realization that he no longer could relate to the static lifestyles of his childhood friends, ‘Embrace’ sounds equally intimate and expansive, and reaffirms Roosevelt’s status as one of the world’s most inventive young songwriters. 

Beginning on September 21st, Roosevelt will be heading out on a headlining tour of North America, playing 35+ dates including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto and more. Pulling from his diverse catalog and inspired by his own experiences DJing, the Roosevelt live show will feature fluid transitions between songs and a three-piece backing band. Full dates below. 

NORTH AMERICAN HEADLINE 2023 TOUR DATES:

Thursday, 21 September - Santa Ana, CA - Observatory OC

Friday, 22 September - Las Vegas, NV - Life is Beautiful Festival

Saturday, 23 September - Santa Barbara, CA - Soho Theater

Monday, 25 September - San Francisco, CA - The Independent

Tuesday, 26 September - San Francisco, CA - The Independent

Thursday - 28 September - Los Angeles, CA - The Novo

Friday, 29 September - Santa Cruz, CA - Catalyst

Saturday, 30 September - San Luis Obispo, CA - Fremont Theater

Tuesday, 3 October - Sacramento - Goldfield Theater

Thursday, 5 October - Portland, OR - Wonder Ballroom

Friday, 6 October - Seattle, WA - Showbox

Saturday , 7 October - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre

Monday, 9 October - Boise, ID - Treefort Music Hall

Tuesday, 10 October - Salt Lake City, UT - Urban Lounge

Thursday, 12 October - Denver, CO - Gothic Theater

Friday, 13 October - Boulder, CO - Boulder Theater

Saturday, 14 October - Ft Collins, CO - Aggie Theater

Monday, 16 October - El Paso, TX - Lowbrow Palace

Tuesday, 17 October - Santa Fe, NM - Meow Wolf

Thursday, 19 October - Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall

Friday, 20 October - Austin, TX - Emo's

Saturday, 21 October - Dallas, TX - Studio At The Factory

Monday, 23 October - Oklahoma City, OK - Beer City Music Hall

Tuesday, 24 October - Des Moines, IA - Wooly's

Thursday, 26 October - Minneapolis, MN - Amsterdam Bar andamp; Hall

Friday, 27 October - Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre

Saturday , 28 October - Indianapolis, IN - HI-FI Annex

Monday, 30 October - Nashville, TN - EXIT/IN

Tuesday, 31 October - Columbus, OH - Newport Music Hall

Thursday, 2 November - Detroit, MI - Majestic Theatre

Friday, 3 November - Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall

Saturday, 4 November - Buffalo, NY - Town Ballroom

Monday, 6 November - Pittsburgh, PA - Thunderbird

Tuesday, 7 November - Philadelphia, PA - Brooklyn Bowl Philly

Thursday, 9 November - New York, NY - Brooklyn Steel

Friday, 10 November - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club

Saturday, 11 November - Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club

Monday, 13 November - Richmond, VA - The Broadberry

Tuesday, 14 November - Charleston, SC - Music Farm

Wednesday, 15 November - Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse

Friday, 17 November - Mexico City, MX - Corona Capital

Roosevelt’s busy 2023 follows past high-profile collaborations with Nile RodgersClassixx and Washed Out, and major remixes for the likes of Taylor SwiftCHVRCHESGlass Animals, and Charlotte Gainsbourg. His last full-length album ‘Polydans’ earned widespread acclaim from press, with Billboard saying it “balances 80s-inspired synth, disco, driving beats and cinematic textures into a musical amalgamation that simultaneously manages effervescence and heft,” with Pitchfork adding “ Lauber’s music evokes an earnest sweetness, forming crisp melodies around his smooth vocals.”

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