Newton Faulkner - OCTOPUS vinyl record cover

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Alright Alright Alright (feat. Bloom Twins)

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What Took You So Long

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Spirit Meets The Bone

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Snakes & Ladders

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Honest To God

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You Make It Look So Easy

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Don't Make Me Beg

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Dear Life

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Better For Me

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Gravitational

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Tic Tac Toe

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Hunting Season (feat. Lissie & Los Bitchos)

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Better For You

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Gratitude


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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Newton Faulkner’s eighth studio album, OCTOPUS, marks a bold new chapter for the multi platinum selling singer-songwriter - his most authentic and adventurous to date. Over five years in the making, the album sees Faulkner stepping into a new era with a refreshed sense of artistic freedom, blending unexpected influences from funk and R&B to soul and Latin grooves. Swapping his trademark acoustic guitar for a distortion-charged Hofner Violin Bass, he unlocks a fresh songwriting approach that fuels standout tracks like the anthemic lead single “Alright, Alright, Alright.” Rich in collaboration, OCTOPUS features contributions from Lissie, Los Bitchos and Bloom Twins, bringing new textures to his sound. It’s a record that celebrates creative reinvention, grounded by moments of heartfelt reflection and driven by a renewed passion for making music.

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