JOAN AS POLICE WOMAN

The new JOAN AS POLICE WOMAN album, The Deep Field begins with the words “I want you to fall in love with me,” and continues to unfurl an unashamed lust for life. It's unquestionably her best, most significant album yet – in Joan's own words, “my most
open, joyous record.” A rocking, soulful journey, The Deep Field is Joanʼs most personal, and her most universal album to date.
In March this year, Joan Wasser (aka Joan As Police Woman) returned to Trout Studio in Brooklyn to begin recording The Deep Field with 'friend and collaborator in sound', Bryce Goggin. It was the same studio Joan used to record her first two albums and Trout once
again became a hub for a cast of musicians and friends eager to play their part, “I am lucky, living in New York City and playing in so many different situations; I get to choose from the creamiest of the crop. All total bad-ass free-thinkers!”
The Deep Field – the title refers to a tiny and far distant part of space - follows the critical and commercial success of her previous albums, Real Life and To Survive and it confirms, if confirmation were needed, that Joan Wasser is a truly original talent; utterly captivating both on record and on stage.