Carey Uhl January 23rd, 2012 - 5:14 PM
About a week ago, we announced that Andrew Bird had premiered the artwork and track listing for his forthcoming album, Break it Yourself. Though the album won’t be officially released until March 6, Bird has now debuted his first song, “Eyeoneye”.
“Eyeoneye” is available for download for those who purchase the limited edition box set of Break it Yourself. The 1000 hand-numbered prints of the linen wrapped box set include the 180-gram double vinyl album, CD, original Jay Ryan poster, stationary and stampt set, lyric booklet and a photographic reproduction of the 1915 album cover image. Head on over to Andrew Bird’s website to make the purchase and download “Eyeoneye”.
Those of you that saw the TED Talk a while back titled “Andrew Bird’s one-man orchestra of the imagination” might remember Bird debuting an early demo of “Eyeoneye” when correlating feedback to the human heart. Check out the TED Talk to better understand Bird’s lyrical approach to the song.
