The track is the highly anticipated follow up to previous single, “Cash”, the Top-10 HypeM (#6) debut single off new album Nightshift out April 21st via Labrador Records.

“With people like Trump, Putin, and Jinping ruling and ruining the world I need this creative outlet more than ever,” explains Angergård (a pretty mild-mannered guy IRL) of his return as The Legends. “I don’t know if it’s a happy album… it’s more of an ‘eat-your-SSRIs-and-try-to-enjoy-yourself-FFS!’ kind of record.”

Like past The Legends’ albums - 2009’s noise-pop debut LP Over And Over and 2015’s fragile and romantic It’s Love ft. “Keep Him”,  Nightshift represents a change in direction.

The album sees Angergård taking full ownership of his solo project, bringing The Legends on to his own Labrador Records (home to The Radio Dept., Pallers, Club 8, Acid House Kings + more). “I’m more self-confident today and figured I might as well go all DIY again. As much as I love other people, there’s just no opinion I value higher than my own right now.”

“Cash” follows a steady burn of single releases throughout 2016 including two new self-released tracks  “Cocaine” ft. Maria Usbeck and “Summer In The City (Living Is For Somebody Else)”, and the Chainsmokers cover “Roses”. The new tracks appear on the forthcoming Nightshift.

On this third LP the artist embraces his inner tech geek with a heavy dose of vocoders and analogue synthesizers. The new 16-track collection was inspired by the funkiest electronic music he could find: “I love Futurism. I love the dynamism of modern technology. I love the endless possibilities... ‘Nightshift’ might be a night album, but it’s lit up by neon.”

1. Cash
2. There Is A Light That Soon Goes Out
3. Summer In The City (Living Is For Somebody Else)
4. Riding The Waves
5. In Love With Myself
6. Diamonds
7. Say what?
8. Space Jam
9. Motorway
10. The Phone Call
11. Automan
12. Midnight Sun
13. Roses
14. Cocaine
15. City Lights
16. Messages

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