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PJ Harvey is set to record her ninth album as part of a public art exhibition at Somerset House.
The two-time Mercury Prize winner will offer fans access to the four-week creative process of putting together her next record in a new installation currently titled Recording in Progress.
Harvey, 45, has been working closely with art producers Artangel and the project will be art-oriented.
Producers Flood and John Parish will be assisting Harvey on the album, along with her band and sound engineers.
The exhibition will be held in a specially-designed studio that will enable visitors to look in through one-way glass.
“I want Recording in Progress to operate as if we’re an exhibition in a gallery,” said Harvey. “I hope visitors will be able to experience the flow and energy of the recording process.”
Somerset House says in a statement that each small group will “experience something different, depending on what point in its development a particular song has reached and which of its elements are mixed live”.
Tickets for 50-minute slots at Recording in Progress are on sale now and cost £15, with £12 concessions. The exhibition opens on 16 January and runs until 14 February, with advance booking essential.
Thanks to the Independent Newspaper for this article
You can find a whole range of PJ Harvey LPs, CDs and memorabilia at eil.com
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