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Tina Arena

Way Of The World

IMPRESSED RECORDINGS · SKU: IMP297C

Pop • Alternative • Rock • Indie

Preorder • 16 Oct 2026

Tracklist

6 tracks
  • A1True FaithNo preview
  • A2Way of the WorldNo preview
  • A3Enjoy the SilenceNo preview
  • B1Ordinary WorldNo preview
  • B2Torno BambinaNo preview
  • B3CayendoNo preview

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IMP297C

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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1x Vinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

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Clear Vinyl EP

Description

Produced by François Tétaz and Luke Howard and recorded primarily at Melbourne's Synth Temple, Tina Arena's Way Of The World reimagines “True Faith” (New Order), “Way of the World” (Max Q / Michael Hutchence), “Enjoy the Silence” (Depeche Mode), “Ordinary World” (Duran Duran), “Torno Bambina” (Ada Mori) and “Cayendo” (Frank Ocean) through stunning orchestral arrangements, prepared piano, analogue synthesis and electronic textures. Rather than traditional cover versions, these are complete artistic reimaginings that reaffirm Tina Arena as one of Australia's most expressive and enduring vocalists. Of first single “True Faith”, Tina says: “Making the deliberate choice to focus on the lyric of true faith was musically revelatory for me. It presented a blank musical canvas with endless vulnerability and space for me to explore.” François Tétaz, a Grammy and ARIA-winning producer known for his work with Gotye, Kimbra and Architecture in Helsinki, contributes synthesisers, Rhodes, prepared piano and drum machines throughout, while pianist and composer Luke Howard shapes the EP's restrained, cinematic language. The pair are joined by an ensemble including the Budapest Art Orchestra, Peter Knight, James Rushford, Mindy Meng Wang and orchestrator Felix Watson, giving the collection its rich, orchestral backbone. The EP announcement lands amid a landmark 50-year career anniversary for Tina — one of Australia's highest-selling artists of all time, having sold more than 10 million albums worldwide.

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