Coco Sumner checked in with fans on her official web site blog on Thursday (October 28), talking about I Blame Coco’s current UK tour. The daughter of Sting writes:

Hello everyone.

We’re half way through our UK tour. Currently driving to the Motherland in Newcastle. Its been amazing so far. Robyn joined us for another surprise feature for our London Scala date. It was a very handsome evening.

Highlights for me so far have been Glasgow, Machester and London. Supporting us we’ve had Rodeo Massacre, R O M A N C E and Kyla La Grange. All three bands have been amazing so keep your eye out.

‘In Spirit Golden’ is coming this Sunday and the album is out the Monday after in the UK. Very excited about the releases. Feeling positive. Our European tour has just been confirmed! That’s about it people. Enjoy.

Track eight in I Blame Coco’s exclusive track-by-track look at Coco Sumner’s debut album ‘The Constant’ features Coco giving viewers the lowdown on the title track itself.

“‘The Constant’, it rounds up the entire record in one song really,” the daughter of Sting explained. “Musically and lyrically. The beginning has this constant drone that goes on throughout the whole song. You don’t really notice it once you’re in the middle, but it’s still there.”

As for how it was created, she said, “It’s about invisible love. In producing ‘The Constant’, me and Dan Carey, we used lots of different instruments, different synths and stuff. Roland SH2, which was good fun to use. We put it through a Culture Vulture, it’s a machine that makes things sound good basically. We programmed drums and had real drums. Leo (Taylor) from the Invisibles played the drums on that song. Leo made it sound really good I think. He definitely brought something to the table.”

Describing the meaning of the track, Coco said, “The song is sort of about invisible love. Love that you really can’t hold or touch or anything like that, hence the line ‘phantom hearts feel too’, because they’re not really there.”

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Track seven in I Blame Coco’s exclusive track-by-track look at Coco Sumner’s debut album ‘The Constant’ features Coco giving viewers the lowdown a song she wrote last year called ‘Playwright Fate’.

Sting’s daughter said of the track, “‘Playwright Fate’ is a character who chooses and governs what happens in his story. Governing moods and fate. A puppetmaster. A puppeteer. All songs come from my subconscious, and they make sense later.”

She added, “The characters in the song, the cat and the cat’s wife, they’re not happy and they want to die, but they want to die beautifully. It’s a nice way to look at death. Death shouldn’t looked at as morbid or sadly.”

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Footage of I Blame Coco behind the scenes during last weekend’s Reading Festival has been posted online. Coco Sumner was seen in the press tent doing some interviews, then checking in from the dressing room before they took the stage.

“All the festivals are really quite magical really,” she said. “People are just having a brilliant time and that’s what it’s all about I think.”

After her live set, Sting’s daughter said, “Today was probably the best day ever. It was an amazing crowd. I like going into the crowd.”

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