Enough of the Sweet Talk

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Enough of the Sweet Talk
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Studio album by
Released26 July 2024
Label Chugg
Producer Dave Hammer
Lime Cordiale chronology
Cordi Elba
(2022)
Enough of the Sweet Talk
(2024)
Singles from Enough of the Sweet Talk
  1. "Facts of Life"
    Released: 8 April 2022
  2. "Country Club"
    Released: 19 July 2022
  3. "Colin"
    Released: 25 November 2022
  4. "Imposter Syndrome"
    Released: 15 June 2023
  5. "Pedestal"
    Released: 24 November 2023
  6. "The Big Reveal; Ou L'Hypocrite"
    Released: 21 March 2024
  7. "Cold Treatment"
    Released: 7 June 2024

Enough of the Sweet Talk is the upcoming third studio album by Australian indie pop band Lime Cordiale. The album is set to be released on 26 July 2024. [1] Seven singles preceded the album's release, starting with "Facts of Life" on 8 April 2022. An Australian tour with Australian band Ball Park Music was announced to support the album's release. [2]

Contents

Background

The first reports of Lime Cordiale's new album popped up in late 2022 after the release of "Colin" with the duo stating the album being "70%-80% done". The single "Colin" is named after Scottish-Australian musician Colin Hay, who features in the closing chorus of the song. [3] Hay would feature in the accompanying music video of the song with a fraction filmed at his home in Los Angeles. [4]

All the singles released by the duo prior to the album's would be well-recpeted by fans. The three tracks released in 2022 would take out positions on the Australian radio station, Triple J Hottest 100, 2022 list, [5] and the two released in 2023 would feature in the 2023 list. [6]

The album will be supported by the Enough of the Small Talk Tour of Australia throughout 2024, along with Australian band Ball Park Music. This was announced after a mock-feud online of the bass-line in Lime Cordiale's single "Inappropriate Behaviour" bass-line being copied of Ball Park Music's single "Coming Down". [7] However the feud was revealed to be a promotional strategy for the tour, emulating the Drake–Kendrick Lamar feud. [8]

The duo describe the album as "taking us through the course of a relationship in chronological order. The innocent early days, the learning, the love, the doubt, the conflict and the realisation of loss." [9]

Track listing

Enough of the Sweet Talk track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Pedestal"
  • Oliver Leimbach
  • Louis Leimbach
  • Dave Hammer
  • Nick Sarazen
  • Thomas Aren
4:21
2."The Milkman"  
3."cue i"  
4."Facts of Life"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Hammer
4:08
5."Enough of the Sweet Talk"  
6."Happiness Season"  
7."Colin" (featuring Colin Hay)
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • M. Wofford
3:39
8."cue ii"  
9."When I'm Losing It"  
10."Imposter Syndrome"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Bijou Choder
  • Jonny Pakfar
  • Shane Eli Abrahams
3:15
11."The Big Reveal; Ou L'Hypocrite"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:26
12."cue iii"  
13."Country Club"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Hammer
3:29
14."Cold Treatment"  
15."Love Is Off the Table"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Bijou Choder
  • Jonny Pakfar
  • Shane Eli Abrahams
 
16."cue iv"  
17."Strangers"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Bijou Choder
  • Jonny Pakfar
  • Shane Eli Abrahams
 

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