Singer-Songwriter Meg Myers Releases Her Second LP "Take Me To The Disco"
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Meg Myers, who grew up in a Jehovah’s Witness household, moved to Los Angeles when she was 19 where she recorded her debut album ‘Sorry’, that spawned Top 15 and Top 20 alternative radio hits. Out this week is Take Me To The Disco, her second LP which has earned early praise from NPR Music, Stereogum and Billboard. The New York Times praised the first song to be released off the record, “Numb,” hailing Meg’s use of "feedback-frothed power chords," and Uproxx called “Numb” “as powerful as it is unsettling.”
Her new record is brimming with rocked out soundscapes that screams with an intensity you can't ignore, even in it's most quiet moments. Stream/Download "Take Me To The Disco" below.
