Nigel Godrich and Dhani Harrison have formed a new band called Dragonflies and preview their upcoming self-titled debut album with the single “Slower.” Multiple outlets report that the album, which is eponymously titled “Dragonflies,” is scheduled for release on September 18. Alongside the announcement, coverage highlights the release of “Slower” as an early look at the duo’s new project. The sources describe Dragonflies as a collaboration between Godrich and Harrison, presenting the band as a fresh effort separate from their prior individual or other collaborative work. The song “Slower” is being made available through streaming, serving as the lead preview ahead of the full album drop. Both reports frame the release timeline around the same date—September 18—and align on the album title and the specific single chosen to introduce the project.
Nigel Godrich and Dhani Harrison Launch New Band Dragonflies, Share “Slower”
Nigel Godrich and Dhani Harrison have formed a new band called Dragonflies and preview their upcoming self-titled debut album with the single “Slower.” Multiple outlets report that the album, which is...
- Nigel Godrich and Dhani Harrison form a new duo/band called Dragonflies.
- Dragonflies releases a self-titled debut album.
- The debut album is scheduled to arrive on September 18.
- The single “Slower” is released in advance of the album.
- “Slower” is provided for streaming as a preview track.
Duo’s eponymous album arrives on Sept. 18
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