Red Pig Flower Drops Debut LP ‘Practice Love’ with New Single

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Red Pig Flower’s Practice Love Is More Than Just Music – It’s a Movement

Red Pig Flower is making waves with her debut LP, Practice Love, set to release on April 10 via Sound Of Vast. This album isn’t just about beats and melodies – it’s a deeply personal project that reflects Red’s journey through Berlin, Tokyo, and Seoul, blending cultures and sounds into one unforgettable experience.

She’s already got serious backing in the electronic music scene. Honey Dijon invited her to play at Southbank Centre, and Moxie featured her on NTS Radio. Heavyweights like Alan Fitzpatrick and Just Her are also showing love. Now, with Practice Love, she’s bringing her unique vision to a global audience.

A Sound That Bridges Worlds

A Journey Through House Music and Beyond

Red Pig Flower’s sound is a melting pot of house, techno, and deep grooves, inspired by legendary underground scenes. Her love for music history shines through every track, blending old-school house influences with a modern electronic twist.

More Than Just Tracks – It’s a Story

Practice Love is built like a perfectly curated DJ set – each track stands strong on its own while seamlessly flowing into the next. Red and her Sound Of Vast co-founder Knock recorded over 20 tracks, carefully selecting the final nine that made the cut.

Track-by-Track Breakdown of Practice Love

1. I Don’t Care, It Makes You Feel Good

The album kicks off with a dreamy, tribal-infused groove that instantly pulls you in. It’s hypnotic, uplifting, and sets the tone for what’s to come.

2. I Love To Dance

Red’s soft yet powerful vocals take center stage here. It’s a raw, heartfelt anthem about the simple joy of movement.

3. Feel Good Music

A track straight out of a Café Del Mar sunset session – warm, groovy, and drenched in emotion.

4. Practice Love

The title track is where everything comes together. The phrase “Practice Love” has two meanings –

• Make love your daily practice.
• You need to practice love to truly embody it.

The music video, shot in Brick Lane, London, captures Red’s energy perfectly. Wearing a pig mask, she gives out free hugs, dancing through the streets, radiating pure positivity.

5. Sax and Drugs

Time to turn up the heat. This one is sleazy, funky, and undeniably sexy. Featuring the legendary Declan McDermott on sax, it’s got that Laurent Garnier flavor – soulful, deep, and dirty in the best way.

6. Thisiz House Music

A tribute to house music’s roots. Think Frankie Knuckles meets futuristic synths – a mix of classic grooves with a fresh twist.

7. I Wanna Meet Somebody

Close your eyes, and you’re in NYC’s iconic Loft party, grooving under disco balls, lost in the rhythm.

8. No Money

An EP within an album, this one blends old-school 808 beats, dreamy synths, and soulful vocal chops. Effortless yet masterfully produced.

9. No Genre

A perfect album closer – big, emotional, and euphoric. Imagine the lights coming up in the club, but nobody wants to leave.

Why Practice Love Is More Than Just an Album

A Love Letter to Club Culture

Red Pig Flower isn’t just making music – she’s telling her story. Growing up as a nomad and outsider, she found a home in house music and club culture.

“House music has always been my sanctuary – a place for unity, joy, and self-expression,” Red explains.

Every city she’s lived in – Seoul, Tokyo, Berlin, London – shaped her identity, and you can hear those influences woven into the album. The album cover, designed by Carlos Sulpizio, even features skylines of the cities that made her who she is today.

A Multilingual, Multi-Cultural Sound

Red keeps it real with lyrics in multiple languages, embracing the diversity of her experiences. Whether it’s a spoken-word piece or an infectious hook, every track reflects her global perspective.

What’s Next for Red Pig Flower?

Red isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Practice Love is just the beginning. Expect live shows, DJ sets, and even more boundary-pushing music in the near future.

Final Thoughts: Let’s Practice Love Together

If there’s one thing to take away from this album, it’s this – love is something we can all practice daily.

So hit play, lose yourself in the music, and spread the good vibes. Practice Love drops April 10 – get ready to feel it.

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