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Andy Burrows Announces New Solo Album

Andy Burrows has announced Map Of The World, his first solo album in seven years, and shared the first single Nothing Matters Anyway.

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Andy Burrows has announced his new solo album Map Of The World and shared its first single, Nothing Matters Anyway. The album will be released through Free Pass Records on January 29, 2027, and will be Burrows’s first solo album in seven years.

Map Of The World was written entirely by Burrows and recorded primarily at his home studio in Gloucestershire. Nothing Matters Anyway features Keith Murray on guitar and is described as a short, showy track. Burrows said the song aims to free people from caring about what other people think.

The album will also include Seriously, which reunites Burrows with Editors singer Tom Smith. Burrows and Smith first worked together on the 2011 album Funny Looking Angels. Map Of The World follows Burrows’s 2019 collaboration with writer Matt Haig, Reasons To Stay Alive.

Burrows has continued composing music for film and television projects, including writing the music for The Snowman And The Snowdog with Ilan Eshkeri. He also remains a member of Razorlight following the reunion of the group’s classic lineup in 2021. Razorlight released Planet Nowhere in 2024 with Burrows, Johnny Borrell, Björn Ågren and Carl Dalemo.

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