As Alicia Witt continues the rollout of her forthcoming album Between Heaven and Earth (out August 28 via Thirty Tigers), she today shares its third single, ‘More.’ Produced by Joe Henry, the album reflects on love, intuition, grief, and the unseen connections that shape our lives, drawing inspiration from Witt’s four-decade friendship and creative relationship with filmmaker David Lynch.
One of the album’s most intimate songs, ‘More’ is a quiet prayer that asks for more time and fearlessness, longing to match the vastness of a connection that feels boundless. Inspired by Lynch’s enduring curiosity and hope for the future, the song reflects on the tension between the soul’s limitless nature and the fleeting reality of life, imagining a world beyond the constraints of time.
Carrying on similar themes to the ones that shaped Lynch’s work, Witt celebrates the beauty of loving so deeply that there can never seem to be enough time, while accepting that the love itself remains changeless. Listen to ‘More’ HERE
More’ follows the releases of the album’s first two singles, ‘Thank You’ featuring John Paul White and ‘Freeze Frame,’ ahead of her U.S. tour beginning September 10. The tour will showcase music from Between Heaven and Earth alongside songs from throughout her catalogue.
Alicia will also head to London for a very special, intimate in-conversation & live date with Rough Trade at London’s The Strongrooms on September 2nd, before a headline date at Crazy Coqs in London on October 19th. For more info HERE. More info here: https://www.aliciawittmusic.com/tour
Long celebrated for her work as both an actor and musician, Witt has released multiple acclaimed albums, performed around the world – including at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry – and opened for Ben Folds Five, Rachel Platten, Bob Schneider, Jimmy Webb, and John Fulbright. A classically trained pianist, Witt also spent five weeks on Billboard’s Top 30 Adult Contemporary chart with the 2021 piano power ballad ‘Chasing Shadows,’ from her self-co-produced album The Conduit.
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