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RUBY WATERS – “WHAT’S THE POINT”

Alternative artist, Ruby Waters” drops electrifying and authentically raw debut album, “What’s The Point”.

Marking a significant milestone in Ruby Waters’ blossoming career, Ruby has built an evocative sound combined with profound narrative themes which are characterised by emotive, vulnerable, and introspective qualities. These elements are seamlessly blended with compelling lyricism and dynamic, textured soundscapes. After the release of singles like “Adult Swim”, “Bucket”, and “Sour Patch”, Ruby builds on her impressive momentum with a collection of 10 sonically and emotionally rich tracks.

With the help of her long-time producer, Sam Jackson Willows, “What’s The Point” is poised to make a significant impact on the alternative music scene. In “Take A Drive”, Waters effortlessly flows over steady, rhythmic percussion, while “Growing Pains” showcases her expansive, soulful vocal range. Bold and powerful, “What’s The Point” delivers raw authenticity through nostalgic riffs and vibrant, intricate musical arrangements.

Expressing her personal attachment to the album, Ruby shares “This album is really allowing me to grow and shed some old skin- I hope it does the same for others,” shares Waters. “The title What’s The Point is just a reminder that we’re constantly on a tightrope between the two opposing sides of life, having meaning or having no meaning at all. I think it’s okay to walk towards different sides of that tightrope day to day, and I think it’s good to remember that two things can be true at once. I hope this album feels like a big comforting hug to whoever needs one!”

Listen to the album…

In tandem with the album’s release, Ruby is gearing up for a headline tour across Europe alongside a North American tour throughout September, October and November. Purchase tickets here.

RUBY WATERS – “WHAT’S THE POINT”

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