NEW ALBUM ‘DON’T SLEEP’ JANUARY 28TH

ARTROCKER – ALBUM OF THE MONTH  - *****

With her debut EP Sing You Through The Storm (April 2012) garnering support on UK radio (BBC Radio 2, BBC 6 Music, Amazing Radio, Q Radio and more), on influential blogs (The 405, The VPME, The Girls Are, God Is In The TV, FATEA and more) and as a New Blood featured artist in Artrocker Magazine, Rebekah Delgado prepares to launch her debut solo album - 'Don't Sleep' – released through Four In The Morning Records and preceded by the 'Menage A Moi' EP.

Menage A Moi is Rebekah's rude but not crude 'lady-rub-rub' song. Since being played by Tom Robinson on his 6 Music show back in December 2011, the song has been polished up and given a classic pop-with-a-twist shine. The EP will also reveal the golden touch of Grammy and Ivor Novello Winner Rob Davis (responsible for Kylie's Can't Get You Out Of My Head among other chart successes), who has reworked the lead track with Rebekah into the pure pop tune that is Menage A Moi (comme ca). Two further songs - live favourite Sunrise and the sinister Scoundrelle - complete the four track EP.

Recorded in a bedroom studio but with a polish that belies those roots, 'Don't Sleep' opens with the nightmarish 'Little Boy Blue' (which led Tom Robinson to dub Rebekah "a female Nick Cave") and sets the scene for a dark, eclectic album, tinged with a brooding disquiet borne of Rebekah's chronic insomnia. Its contrite opening wreathes through to the cheeky pop of 'Menage A Moi' by way of the uplifting and hopeful 'Sing You Through The Storm' and the quixotic 'The Hunger That Never Sleeps'.

Already played on BBC Radio London, national UK BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music (plus initial plays in the US on KFAI) as well as garnering critical attention from the likes of The 405, AltSounds, Sound Of Confusion, Drunken Werewolf and The VPME, "Don't Sleep always hits the spot. A stunning debut" (Artrocker Magazine - Album of the Month).

REBEKAH DELGADO: DON’T SLEEP - FOUR IN THE MORNING RECORDS (FITM003) TRACKLIST: Little Boy Blue / Lamentine / Day Like Any Other / Don't Sleep / Sing You Through The Storm / Dark Waltz / The Hunger That Never Sleeps / Scoundrelle / Sunrise / Menage A Moi / Trying To Forget / Vampires