Laura Marling finishes new album
Folk singer Laura Marling has revealed she has finished writing her new upcoming album and has started recording it with longtime producer Ethan Jones. Confirming that the album would see an early 2013 release following on from last year's A Creature I Don't Know. Marling is currently on her North American tour and will complete recording for her forth album when she returns.
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