Wasuremono's `Me and the Noise' is the most ambitious and sonically expansive album yet from William Southward, blending shimmering indie-pop, infectious hooks and euphoric, widescreen production with more intimate and reflective moments. After a decade of creating music independently from his garden shed in Bradford-on-Avon, Southward opened up the production process, bringing in Tony Draper to mix and Dick Beetham to master, resulting in a bold new sound that builds on his melody-first songwriting. The album follows a string of successes including over 16 million streams for `Are You OK?' and music featured in Heartstopper and the trailer for Goodrich, while tracks such as `No More Dancing', `Is It Weird or Is It Me?' and `Sleeping Out' showcase the breadth of his songwriting. The vinyl edition is black heavyweight vinyl, half-speed mastered and housed in a gatefold sleeve, making it a premium physical edition of a significant new chapter for Wasuremono.