Overview
- Out now on Stones Throw Records, the album prioritizes fast tempos and club forms—house, techno, drum and bass, and trap—woven with her signature electric violin.
- Parks centers a tech alter ego called Gadget Girl, which informs both the album’s sound and a live setup with no traditional band and bow‑triggered lighting and transitions.
- Sessions in Detroit and Chicago involved family collaborators and Chicago’s D‑Composed string quartet, with arrangements by Ben Zucker to amplify the strings against electronic production.
- Taking the helm as executive producer, Parks describes a firmer, boundary‑setting approach to protect the clarity of her vision.
- She is preparing U.S. and European dates, including a Feb. 5 performance at Chicago’s Thalia Hall, with a video‑wall element tied to the album’s concept.