Ian Brown - The Stellify EP

Stellify was debuted on radio on Monday 10 August 2009, at the same time the video for the song was premiered online. In an unprecedented move, Fiction made the Stellify EP available to download from iTunes at midnight that same evening. Alongside being able to own four new album tracks, including Stellify, the EP gives fans access to an exclusive 48-hour pre-sale on tickets for Ian Brown's Winter Tour, the dates of which will be announced shortly. All the songs on the EP are lifted from My Way and buyers have the option of purchasing the remaining album tracks on its 28 September 2009 release date as part of iTunes' Complete My Album promotion.

"Ian has the best fans in the country," says Steve Warby, Fiction Label Manager. "It seemed only natural to offer them the chance to get new tracks from the album and tour tickets first".

The Stellify EP features four brand new tracks: Stellify kicks off with staccato rhythms colliding with pounding bass and euphoric brass, as Brown addresses his "angel fallen from the sky". Crowning Of The Poor follows, outlining the dreams and aspirations of the "son of a poor boy", of where things went right and wrong. For The Glory set the internet ablaze when its lyrics were published last month, with fans and press eager to decipher the song's seemingly autobiographical story. Final song Marathon Man brings the EP full circle, its stripped down electronics and scorched earth rhythms underpinning Brown's valedictory chorus: "I am the marathon man, with the whole world in my hands."
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