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There are rumours that [[Amy Lee]] is in the early process of writing new material for the follow up to [[The Open Door]]. Songs that may be included are [[Together Again]] and [[If You Don't Mind]]. [[Your Love]] still has no further news, it is unknown whether it will be released. | There are rumours that [[Amy Lee]] is in the early process of writing new material for the follow up to [[The Open Door]]. Songs that may be included are [[Together Again]] and [[If You Don't Mind]]. [[Your Love]] still has no further news, it is unknown whether it will be released. In the interview with Spin.com (below), [[Amy Lee]] talks about new songs! | ||
Evanescence's Amy Lee: "It's Not All Sad" (Spin.com): | |||
On new songs and a solo album: | |||
"I need to show that I’m more than a one trick pony. I'm writing here at the house by myself and it's been really good. But I'd really like to do something different next. [The new songs] are definitely different. I feel like I'm going back to my really old roots. They have more of my folky and Celtic influence than ever before. And it's not all sad -- it's nothing I would categorize as Evanescence." | |||
Revision as of 17:27, 17 October 2008
There are rumours that Amy Lee is in the early process of writing new material for the follow up to The Open Door. Songs that may be included are Together Again and If You Don't Mind. Your Love still has no further news, it is unknown whether it will be released. In the interview with Spin.com (below), Amy Lee talks about new songs!
Evanescence's Amy Lee: "It's Not All Sad" (Spin.com):
On new songs and a solo album: "I need to show that I’m more than a one trick pony. I'm writing here at the house by myself and it's been really good. But I'd really like to do something different next. [The new songs] are definitely different. I feel like I'm going back to my really old roots. They have more of my folky and Celtic influence than ever before. And it's not all sad -- it's nothing I would categorize as Evanescence."
