Rogers shared the title track; listen HERE. The accompanying video was filmed in Super 8 in Maine. View HERE.
She co-produced Don’t Forget Me with Ian Fitchuk (Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris) at Electric Lady Studios in New York City, writing eight of its 10 songs with him and penning two alone. Shawn Everett (Brittany Howard, The War on Drugs) mixed. The album was mastered by Emily Lazar (Beck, Coldplay), who has mastered all of Rogers’ albums to date.
Rogers debuted “Don’t Forget Me,” “The Kill” and “So Sick Of Dreaming” during her sold-out Summer of ’23 North American headline tour. Additional songs were previewed during last month’s listening parties.
Track Listing:
01 - It Was Coming All Along
02 - Drunk
03 - So Sick of Dreaming
04 - The Kill
05 - If Now Was Then
06 - I Still Do
07 - On & On & On
08 - Never Going Home
09 - All The Same
10 - Don’t Forget Me
About Maggie Rogers:
Originally from Maryland, GRAMMY® Award-nominated producer/songwriter/performer Maggie Rogers released her breakthrough EP Now That The Light Is Fading in 2017. Rogers released her critically acclaimed Capitol Records debut album Heard It In A Past Life in January 2019 and immediately found tremendous success: entering Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart at No. 1 and debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
Heard It In A Past Life also landed Rogers a nomination for Best New Artist at the 62nd GRAMMY® Awards and led to performances on major TV shows including “Saturday Night Live,” “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” “Austin City Limits,” “Today” and more. Now certified Gold, the album contains the Platinum hits “Light On” and “Alaska.”
In addition, Rogers has sold out headline tours across North America and Europe and performed at leading festivals worldwide. To date, Heard It In A Past Life has amassed over one billion combined global streams. In 2022, Rogers released her follow up album, Surrender, and embarked on two sold-out headline tours across Europe and North America including her “Summer of ’23 Tour” which included stops at legendary venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, Forest Hills Stadium in NYC and the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
George Paul
