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Dragonette Returns

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Twennies Serves up Doses of Nostalgia and Futuristic Danceability

WORDS BY MILES FORRESTER | TORONTO | MUSIC

MAR 16, 2023 | ISSUE 10

Juno and SOCAN award winner Martina Sorbara has been making dance-floor focussed indie-pop through her music project, Dragonette, since a self-titled EP in 2005. Following 2007’s debut album, Galore, and a tour with Basement-Jaxx, Dragonette has released three more albums and a surfeit of body-moving singles and collaborations. Twennies, her latest album, produced by Dan Farber, takes the long view of her prolific career. Explaining the title, Sorbara says, “It’s like the diminutive of ‘twenties,’ as if me and ‘twenties’ are super close. So I call it Twennies”—dropping the T like a true Torontonian. Its euphoric first single, “New Suit”, is an anthem for navigating a present moment that’s simultaneously nostalgic and accelerated. Sorbara joins smART Magazine to introduce the album’s sonic palette, and what charges her batteries, and how she’s seen the music industry change.

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