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    BC Camplight Confronts His Past on Powerful New Single “Where You Taking My Baby?” from A Sober Conversation

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    BC Camplight bares his soul on “Where You Taking My Baby?”, a breathtaking new single and video that marks the emotional core of his upcoming album A Sober Conversation, out June 27 via Bella Union. With stark vulnerability and cinematic intensity, Brian Christinzio confronts the childhood trauma that’s haunted him for decades—finally reclaiming power through raw honesty and sweeping indie rock.

    Following the acclaimed “Two Legged Dog” (featuring Abigail Morris of The Last Dinner Party), this new track digs even deeper. Christinzio doesn’t just open the door to his past—he tears it off the hinges, confronting his abuser and transforming pain into defiance with soaring melodies and gut-punching lyricism.

    Produced with the kind of intricate brilliance that’s earned BC Camplight comparisons to Harry Nilsson and collaborations with Sharon Van Etten and The War on Drugs, A Sober Conversation is the sound of a masterful artist fully stepping into his truth. The result? A tragicomic, soul-baring triumph.

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