Name: Write Your Name In Pink
Brand: Quinn Christopherson

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Rough Trade

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Release date

2022-11-25

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39228451

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5400863068561

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2022-11-11

39228452

5400863068554

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Artist

Quinn Christopherson

Label EU

Play It Again Sam

Genre EU

Singer Songwriter

Play It Again Sam is a major independent distributor and label. The distribution company has been in operation since 1982, while the label operates under the name Play It Again Sam. In 2010, the PIAS Group launched the new "Play It Again Sam" label from their London offices.

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The *Play It Again Sam* label is known for its diverse roster of talented artists and performers. With a focus on independent music, they have built a reputation for discovering unique talent across various genres. Their commitment to quality music has made them a trusted source for music lovers worldwide.

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Quinn Christopherson releases his long awaited debut album, Write Your Name In Pink via Play It Again Sam. It’s a groundbreaking record and a masterclass in songwriting and storytelling alike. Quinn writes with the precision of Joni Mitchell or the Mountain Goats, his exacting details giving the songs a depth and believability that’s relatable, though your own circumstances will no doubt be different. Quinn first emerged in the spotlight in 2019, when he won NPR’s coveted Tiny Desk Contest with “Erase Me,” the glorious culmination of Write Your Name in Pink. It is a song about his transition, sure, but it is also a frank examination of the complications of identities, of the privilege that can simply come through new pronouns. For Quinn, though, they are somewhat arbitrary, anyway; now that he’s seen as “he,” he is more comfortable with his femininity, into the dawning feeling that men can write their names in pink, too. These 11 new songs bear out a deeper premise of “Erase Me”—that is, we’re never done becoming who we are going to be, even when the world wants to reduce us into who it thinks we already are, like a trans Native songwriter from Alaska.

Write Your Name In Pink

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