Official press release:
Southern California’s Dayseeker have announced the digital deluxe version of their fourth album Sleeptalk. Since its release, the album has accumulated over 40 million streams. The record effectively positioned Dayseeker as one of the scene’s most formidable forces and a band that is primed to take its next big leap.
The expanded edition of the album will be released on September 24, 2021 — almost two years to the day since the release of the original. Pre-order it here.
The deluxe version features four reimagined versions of album tracks, which offer fans a fresh and unique take on songs they already love.
Today, the band has shared the video for “Burial Plot (Reimagined)”. Watch the clip, which is performance-based and wholly immediate, here:
The new version of the track is sprawling and haunting, and features a cameo by a local Los Angeles artist. Frontman Rory Rodriguez says:
“It was so cool getting to work with Daniel Braunstein again and I think we really challenged ourselves to try some different genres and styles of reimagining that we’ve never done on any of our prior deluxe releases. ‘Burial Plot (Reimagined)’ is a deeply personal song I hold very near to my heart and I always thought it would be really interesting to hear it done as a duet. Seneca Pettee was the obvious choice since she already sang on ‘Starving to Be Empty’ on the original album. The strings and piano we added really made it just sound like an entirely different song.”
The deluxe colored double vinyl pressing will arrive on December 3.
Dayseeker will return to the road this fall, touring with We Came as Romans and The Devil Wears Prada. Those dates can be found here.
Dayseeker continue to work on new material.
Sleeptalk (deluxe edition) track listing:
- “Drunk”
- “Crooked Soul”
- “Burial Plot”
- “Sleeptalk”
- “The Embers Glow”
- “The Color Black”
- “Already Numb”
- “Gates of Ivory”
- “Starving to Be Empty”
- “Crash and Burn”
- “Drunk” (Reimagined)
- “Burial Plot” (Reimagined)
- “Crooked Soul” (Reimagined)
- “Sleeptalk” (Reimagined)
