Red 4 Filth

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Red 4 Filth
Studio album by
Alaska Thunderfuck
ReleasedEarly 2022
LabelProducer Entertainment Group
Producer
  • B-CHROMA
  • Skyler Cocco
  • Ivan and Peter
  • Jordan Palmer
  • Chester Krupa
  • Zach Miller
  • Jay Stolar
  • SWAN
Alaska Thunderfuck chronology
Vagina
(2019) 		Red 4 Filth
(2022)
Singles from Red 4 Filth
  1. "Red"
    Released: September 10, 2021
  2. "Beautiful (Night 4 a) Breakdown" / "Without Your Love"
    Released: October 4, 2021
  3. "Wow"
    Released: October 29, 2021
  4. "XOXOY2K" / "Ask Me"
    Released: November 19, 2021
  5. "22"
    Released: December 22, 2021
  6. "Uh"
    Released: January 7, 2022

Red 4 Filth is the upcoming fourth studio album by American drag queen and recording artist Alaska Thunderfuck, slated to be released in 2022. The album was promoted by eight pre-release singles, "Red", "Beautiful (Night 4 a) Breakdown", "Without Your Love", "Wow", "XOXOY2K", "Ask Me", "22", and "Uh". The album will be supported by her first North American headlining tour.[1][2] Red 4 Filth takes its name from a fake perfume she created on the fifth season of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Background and composition[]

The majority of the album was written during COVID-19 lockdowns.[3] In an interview with Thrillist, Alaska said that the album would be inspired by the sounds of 1990s and 2000s music, citing Weezer, Aqua, Toni Braxton, and Britney Spears as specific touchpoints.[3] In the music video for "Wow", Alaska performed out of drag with LA-based band The Disciplez as her backing band.[3] "XOXOY2K" is a europop track with electronic club beats that is inspired by early 2000s nostalgia.[4] "Ask Me" is an Ace of Base-inspired pop song.[4] "22" sees Alaska sing to her younger self and to "any young person who has ever felt like she didn't belong".[5]

Confirmed tracks[]

  • "Red" – 2:56 (Written by Andrea Rosario, Chester Krupa, Jay Stolar, JBACH, Jordan Palmer, Justin Honard, and Skyler Cocco. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Palmer, Krupa, Cocco, Jay Stolar)
  • "Beautiful (Night 4 a) Breakdown" – 3:32 (Written by Krupa, Ferras, Jesse Saint John, Palmer, Honard, Nick Laughlin, and Stolar. Produced by Krupa, Ivan and Peter, and Stolar
  • "Without Your Love" – 3:01 (Written by B-CHROMA, Krupa, Ferras, Stolar, JBACH, Palmer, Honard, and SWAN. Produced by B-CHROMA, Krupa, Ivan and Peter, Palmer, Stolar, and SWAN)
  • "Wow" – 2:40 (Written by Solar, JBACH, Honard, and Krupa. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Palmer, Krupa, and Stolar)
  • "XOXOY2K" – 2:54 (Written by Stolar, JBACH, Saint John, Palmer, Honard, and Laughlin. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Palmer, Krupa, and Stolar)
  • "Ask Me" – 2:32 (Written by Ferras, JBACH, Saint John, Palmer, Honard, Laughlin, and Stolar. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Palmer, and Stolar)
  • "22" – 3:45 (Written by Rosario, Palmer, Honard, Stolar, and Zach Miller. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Stolar, and Miller)
  • "Uh" – 2:49 (Written by Rosario, JBACH, Palmer, Honard, Krupa, Laughlin, and Stolar. Produced by Ivan and Peter, Krupa, and Stolar)

Notes

  • All songs except "Red" and "XOXOY2K" are stylized in all lowercase

Tour[]

  • 19 January – Orlando, Soundbar
  • 20 January – Tampa, Crowbar
  • 21 January – Atlanta, Hell at Masquerade
  • 22 January – Washington, Howard Theatre
  • 23 January – Charlotte, Neighborhood Theatre
  • 26 January – Richmond, Canal Club
  • 27 January – Philadelphia, Foundry at Fillmore
  • 28 January – New York, Sony Hall
  • 29 January – Boston, Brighton Music Hall
  • 30 January – Hamden, Space Ballroom
  • 3 February – Toronto, Lee's Palace
  • 4 February – Detroit, Magic Stick
  • 5 February – Chicago, Lincoln Hall
  • 6 February – Indianapolis, Irving Theatre
  • 9 February – Des Moines, Wooly's
  • 10 February – Milwaukee, Miramar Theatre
  • 12 February – Kansas City, Recordbar
  • 13 February – St. Louis, Red Flag
  • 17 February – Tulsa, Vaguard
  • 18 February – Oklahoma City, Tower Theatre
  • 19 February – Austin, 3TEN at ACL Live
  • 20 February – Dallas, Trees
  • 24 February – Phoenix, Crescent Ballroom
  • 25 February – San Diego, House of Blues
  • 26 February – Los Angeles, The Belasco Theatre
  • 3 March – San Francisco, The Independent
  • 4 March – Portland, Hawthorne Theatre
  • 5 March – Seattle, Neumos
  • 6 March – Vancouver, Hollywood Theatre
  • 11 March – Salt Lake City, Soundwell
  • 12 March – Boulder, Fox Theatre
  • 13 March – Denver, The Bluebird

Tour dates adapted from PinkNews[6]

References[]

  1. ^ "Best Takeaways From Alaska Thunderfuck 5000's New Drag Book". cosmopolitan.com. Archived from the original on 2021-11-26. Retrieved 2021-12-23.
  2. ^ "Alaska Sees Red As She Takes Over The World With New Album, Book & Tour | Seattle Gay Scene | Your Daily Gay In Seattle". seattlegayscene.com. Retrieved 2021-12-23.
  3. ^ a b c DeBary, John (December 15, 2021). "The Multi-Talented Alaska Goes Meta". Thrillist. Retrieved December 30, 2021.
  4. ^ a b "Alaska Thunderfuck Debuts Two New Tracks 'XOXOY2K' and 'Ask Me' Ahead of Upcoming Album 'Red 4 Filth'". Culture Fix. Archived from the original on 2021-12-02. Retrieved 2021-12-23.
  5. ^ Uitti, Jacob (December 22, 2021). "Exclusive Premiere: Alaska's New Single, "22"". American Songwriter. Retrieved December 30, 2021.
  6. ^ "Drag Race's Alaska announces 2022 'Red 4 Filth' tour – how to get tickets". pinknews.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2021-10-11. Retrieved 2021-12-23.
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