London-based multi-instrumentalist, singer and producer Quinn Oulton has shared his second album, What I Meant To Say, via Frequency.

According to Clash, the record takes him beyond his classical jazz roots into electro-acoustic territory, mixing alternative R&B textures with experimental pop touches. It’s an album about nuance and about feeling free to speak openly, and it includes the singles ‘Comfort Food’ and ‘Can We Stay Here Please’.

Focus track: ‘Guns Blazing’

The focus track plays on the romantic-comedy idea of two people going all in on a relationship, with catchy melodies, film-inspired lyrics and big, layered production.

‘What I Meant To Say’ tour dates

• 10 Feb – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
• 12 Feb – Band On The Wall, Manchester
• 13 Feb – The Chapel, Nottingham
• 16 Feb – Louisiana, Bristol
• 17 Feb – The Lexington, London
• 20 Feb – The Prince Albert, Brighton
• 22 Feb – Mikropol, Berlin
• 24 Feb – Paradiso, Amsterdam
• 25 Feb – Le Popup Du Label, Paris

The announcement doesn’t give a year for the dates or ticket details, so check the venues for on-sale information.

Source: Clash