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By Angie Martoccio 
| RollingStone Germany
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Julia Jacklin Previews New Era With Fuzzy Rocker ‘Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon)’

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By Angie Martoccio 
| Yahoo Entertainment
Julia Jacklin is back. The Australian singer-songwriter has revealed The Gem, her first new album in four years, out Sept. 25 via 4AD. Ahead of the release, Jacklin dropped the euphoric rocker “Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon),” which shines with fuzzy guitar riffs and Eighties jangle rock vibes. More from Rolling Stone 'I Want More Joy In the Indie Rock Touring Circuit': Julia Jacklin Preps 2024 Residencies Julia Jacklin Evokes 'Shivers' in Shimmery Rowland S.
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Julia Jacklin Previews New Era With Fuzzy Rocker ‘Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon)’

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By Angie Martoccio 
| Rolling Stone
The Australian singer-songwriter’s new album The Gem arrives in September Julia Jacklin James J. Robinson* Julia Jacklin is back. The Australian singer-songwriter has revealed The Gem, her first new album in four years, out Sept. 25 via 4AD. Ahead of the release, Jacklin dropped the euphoric rocker “Get Away From Me (I Think I’ll Love You Soon),” which shines with fuzzy guitar riffs and Eighties jangle rock vibes. The Gem marks Jacklin’s debut release on 4AD.
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