After recently hinting at her return with the singles ‘Who Said’ and ‘Wake Me Up’, Danish pop star MØ has officially announced details about her upcoming album. The follow-up to 2022’s ‘Motordrome’, titled ‘Plæygirl’, is set to be released on May 16th via RCA/Sony. According to promotional materials, it will be “a sonic exploration of reconciling the exuberance of youth with the stark realities of adulthood.” To celebrate this announcement, she has shared a third preview of the album in the form of ‘Sweet’—an energetic, club-ready track featuring former DIY cover star and fellow dance-pop artist Biig Piig.
MØ described ‘Sweet’ as “a fun and sweet song wrapped into a mean bass synth riff (thanks to Nick Sylvester).” She noted that the line “I don’t go to clubs / I go to comic cons and thrash metal shows” serves as the album’s battle cry, expressing the experience of feeling like an outsider while embracing that identity. “I don’t enjoy going to clubs! I like playing The Sims, attending punk and metal shows, and spending time with my friends and family. I think a lot of people can relate to that.” She added: “And then I’m a massive fan of Biig Piig, who perfectly complements what we’re trying to convey with the song.” You can listen to ‘Sweet’ and revisit our recent interview with MØ below. Don't miss MØ live this March on the following dates:
- 21 Stockholm - Guldfabriken
- 22 Oslo - BLÅ
- 25 Berlin – Cassiopeia
- 26 Amsterdam - Cinetol
- 28 Copenhagen – Basement
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