ATTLAS Debuts Gorgeous Third Studio LP ‘Carry It With You’

Hailing from Toronto, Canada, ATTLAS creates timeless music. His debut album Lavender God and its subsequent follow up Out Here With You rose to critical acclaim, receiving high praise from C-Heads Magazine, Cool Hunting, DJ Times, Billboard Dance, and Magnetic Magazine, who called his work “listening bliss.” Both ATTLAS’ Lavender God was nominated for Electronic Album of the Year at the 2021 JUNO Awards, and his Out Here With You is currently nominated for Electronic Album of the Year for the 2022 awards. Now, the thoughtful virtuoso returns for his third studio offering, Carry It With You, an 11-track LP traversing through the good, the bad, the confusing, and the angry. Carry It With You is out now on all platforms.

Deeply reflective and brutally honest, Carry It With You is an introspective rumination on personal isolation. Described as “an album of [his] toughest thoughts about [himself] that [he] was forced to address,” ATTLAS’ (real name Jeff Hartford) Carry It With You is veracious in its name. Born out of solitude, ATTLAS finished Carry It With You as a different person than the one who started it, losing and finding himself time and time again throughout the difficult yet liberating process.

“It’s an album of my toughest thoughts about myself that I was forced to address,” explains ATTLAS. “My past and my failures and my mistakes I could no longer bury or run from or hide. They were all that was around me. My isolation mentally and emotionally became extreme to the point of damaging, but I found peace in what I thought was a collapse. It afforded me new thoughts and emotions that, before I go, I should try to write down and share. I tried to write selfishly, which is to say maybe honestly. And the result of that honesty is flawed, ambitious, personal, and hard to explain. I miss a lot of the old me, but since I couldn’t find the words to explain it I had to find the notes and the sounds to explain it, and that’s what this album is. Be grand, be a disaster, do good, or apologize – you have to carry it with you.”

Stream Carry It With You wherever you find your music here, or stream it below on Spotify.