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An Indie Exclusive red vinyl pressing of Visitor, the 2026 debut from London singer Sienna Spiro, with an alternate cover found only in independent shops.
This is the indie shop version: red vinyl with alternate cover art you won't find at the big chains. It's the debut that follows "Die On This Hill," which went Top 20 in the U.S. and No. 26 in Canada, and landed her a BRIT Critics' Choice nomination.
Most singers spend years trying to sound like they've lived a little. Sienna Spiro, born in London in 2005, got there early, which is probably why those belting covers of hers spread so fast online in 2024 and why Capitol came calling soon after. Visitor, her debut album, arrived on July 3, 2026, and it's built around a voice that has more in common with the great torch singers than with anything on a TikTok trend list (she often records her vocals in one continuous take, cracks and all).
The breakout was "Die On This Hill," which went to No. 9 in the U.K., No. 19 in the U.S. and No. 26 in Canada and went Platinum in Britain, with "You Stole The Show" also certified on the way in. Both are here, alongside the lush opener "This Is My House" and the title track, with its big, rich piano progression. Along the way she's opened for Sam Smith, played The Tonight Show, and picked up nods from the BRITs and the American Music Awards. NME heard "soaring vocals and timeless influences" and found the record's rough edges "undeniably charming," which is about right. For anyone who misses the days when a pop singer could just stand there and sing, this LP is a pleasure.
"The album's unpolished quality, voice breaks and all, is undeniably charming."
NME
On Capitol, first out in 2026.
