Peter Gabriel has launched a brand new track, “Olive Tree” from his forthcoming album, “i/o”.

Launched to coincide with this month’s full moon, you possibly can hear the Brilliant-Facet Combine by Mark Stent beneath.

“Olive Tree” is the eighth monitor from the album, following “i/o”, “Taking part in For Fireplace”, “The Courtroom” and “Panopticom” amongst others.

Written and produced by Gabriel, “Olive Tree” is about connection, each how we work together with nature and the opposite species round us, but additionally a larger sensitivity to the potential for broadening human expertise, “in some methods I do assume we’re a part of the whole lot and we in all probability have means to attach and talk with the whole lot that we frequently shut off,” says Gabriel. “We solely need to see and hearken to the issues that appear essential and related to us and shut out the noise of the whole lot else when, in all probability, hidden in that noise there are all types of issues that may assist us realise our place on this future world.”

Musically, “Olive Tree” gives one other up-tempo second for the i/o document, “I needed it to have some velocity to it however I additionally needed some thriller, too. I feel it’s a celebration in a approach and there’s an actual sense of being alive.” The track includes a string association from John Metcalfe, with additional contributions from Manu Katché on drums, Tony Levin on bass, David Rhodes on guitar, Josh Shpak on trumpet and extra percussion from Ged Lynch. The track was recorded at Actual World Studios, Bathtub, The Beehive and British Grove, London.

The discharge comes with art work from the artist Barthélémy Toguo and his work, Chroniques avec la Nature.

“Olive Tree” will include differing combine approaches from Mark Stent (Brilliant-Facet Combine), launched on August a, and likewise from Tchad Blake (Darkish-Facet Combine) and Hans-Martin Buff’s Atmos combine (In-Facet Combine), launched later within the month.