The Picturebooks team up with Elin Larsson of Blues Pills for “Too Soft To Live And Too Hard To Die”

2021 has been a wild and exciting year for The Picturebooks. What started as a wild idea, The Major Minor Collective mutated into a colossus of possibilities and experiences for the band. Accompanied by a 6-month single campaign, the last single before the album drop on September 3rd has been released today in the shape of “Too Soft To Live And Too Hard To Die” with Elin Larsson of Blues Pills.

Her distinctive voice, paired with Fynn Grabke’s raw vocals, gives the song a unique vibe that musically covers everything from traditional blues to modern rock.

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The bass on this song is played by Ryan Sinn of The Distillers and Sven Pollkötter of Taumel who contributed some additional percussion.

Elin Larsson discusses her time with The Picturebooks:

I had such a great time recording “Too Soft To Live And Too Hard To Die” with Fynn and Philipp. They drove all the way up to my hometown Fagersta in Sweden. We hung out and had a great time writing and creating together. Love these dudes. This tune is a banger! Go check it out!

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The Picturebooks add:

Elin Larsson was on our wish list for a long time now and she was the first on to say yes to work with us on this album. We drove to Fagersta, Sweden, to record her in her mother in law´s basement.

Two intense days of jamming, writing lyrics and singing, good food and an incredible vibe! Elin is perfect for this song and Ryan Sinn from The Distillers tops it all off with an incredible performance on bass! Thanks also to Sven Pollkötter of Taumel for helping out with the double drums. Philipp and Sven played drums together in our motorcycle garage for this one – loud as fuck!

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