Hurray For The Riff Raff – Life On Earth

In 2022, she'll launch album number seven, "Life On Earth." Eleven songs she recorded for it during the pandemic, songs that tell of surviving and thriving in a world in flux and in the shadow of disaster. Brad Cook (Waxahatchee, Bon Iver, Kevin Morby) handled the production. Hurray For The Riff Raff found inspiration for the new record this time from The Clash, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Bad Bunny and the author of "Emergent Strategy", Adrienne Maree Brown.

She already released the first single from "Life On Earth" with the song "Rhododendron," which is about rebellion in the plant world. It's about "letting the natural world call you and seeing the life that surrounds you in a way you never have before," she says. An expansion of the mind. A psychedelic trip. A spiritual breakthrough. Learning to adapt and be open to the wisdom of the landscape. Being called to fix things in your own backyard, in your own community," Segarra said.

She presented another taste of the album with "Jupiter's Dance," which the musician says is "a song in the guise of a guardian angel." "A prayer of protection for all of us who live in uncertain and violent times. Blessings manifested into reality. And the question thrown openly into the room, whether the future could possibly be to rejoice and fear in equal measure?"