In Between (Dami Im EP)

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In Between
In Between by Dami Im.png
EP by
Released7 July 2023
Label ABC Music
Producer Jason Bovino, Andy Mak, Jude York
Dami Im chronology
My Reality
(2021)
In Between
(2023)

In Between is the fourth extended play by Australian singer Dami Im, released on 7 July 2023 by ABC Music.

Contents

Upon announcement, Im said "In Between is a collection of songs I made amidst the rocky shift into motherhood. The seven tracks chronologically document the seven stages of emotional states, exploring themes of identity, societal expectations, love, and friendship, before ultimately realizing that life exists within the liminal space of In Between". [1]

Im further explained to Yahoo lifestyle "This new EP, it's similar but it's different to my other stuff. It's got a certain sound, it’s a bit more moody, there’s a bit more R&B elements to it." [2]

The EP will be supported by a limited In Between Tour along Australia's east coast. [1] [3]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Role Model"
3:51
2."Optical Illusion"
  • Im
  • Bovino
3:24
3."Collide"
  • Im
  • Tom Eggert
3:03
4."Superhero"
  • Im
  • Bovino
3:55
5."A-Team"
  • Im
  • Bovino
3:46
6."Invincible"
3:17
7."In Between" (featuring Jude York)
  • Im
  • Jude York
2:50

Charts

Chart (2023)Peak
position
Australian Albums (ARIA) [4] 65

Release history

CountryDateFormat Label Catalogue
Various7 July 2023ABC Music
Australia [5] Compact Disc ABCM0019

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