Now expanded with a deluxe edition, Lust For Youth and Croatian Amor’s All Worlds returns to the original recording sessions with two previously unreleased tracks - "Someone" and "Parasol" - extending the album’s central themes of connection, uncertainty and devotion.
"Someone," featuring Kate Durman (Purient), deepens the album’s emotional core through a longing, synth pop framework steeped in dreamy atmospheres and reverb washed textures. Ethereal and gently nostalgic, the track is full of warmth and devotion with Durman’s vocal tracing the fragile space between longing and self-compromise - "I could be someone who could live that lie" - while ultimately leaning toward love - "I adore you." First recorded during the All Worlds sessions, the collaboration grew from a chance meeting in Melbourne, where Purient opened for Lust For Youth, and later took shape remotely when she was invited to respond to two instrumentals from the album, first with "Dummy" and now with "Someone."
"Parasol" offers a counterbalance: a drifting, sun-dazed instrumental built around a Vini Reilly–inspired guitar motif, shaped by dictaphone textures, radio interference and a vocal sample of Loke Rahbek’s son singing. It functions as an interlude between worlds - reflective and suspended.
Rather than bonus material, these tracks feel like additional fragments from the same constellation, completing the picture of All Worlds as a hopeful, generous constellation of inner landscapes reaching outward, waiting to be received.
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