There’s a relaxed sway to her comeback… Lauren Auder has released a new single titled ‘yes’. This marks her first new material since 2023, showcasing her exploration of light and shade in her artistry. At first glance, it appears to be a straightforward pop track, propelled by a laid-back, Madchester-inspired rhythm reminiscent of the Happy Mondays. Beneath this simplicity, however, lies some of her most powerful lyricism, with Lauren's vocals pushing the song forward, reaching a climactic, explosive finale. A flexible house influence seeps into the arrangement, with a sense of Chicago-inspired ecstasy framing the songwriting. She mentions… “I experiment with house-influenced piano, Madchester-like grooves, and a concise lyrical delivery. The movement of the track conveys the rush of excitement, the sensation of time accelerating, and the ever-turning feeling that accompanies falling in love.” Listen now. Related: Beams Through The Clouds: Interview with Lauren Auder Photo Credit: Alice Schillaci Join us on WeAre8 as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE for a lively journey through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots. Enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses and an insight into our world as the excitement unfolds. Subscribe to the Clash mailing list for the latest updates in music, fashion, and film news.

      It's a return to his origins...

      East London artist Tendai has released a new single titled 'Red Wine'.

      Available now, the track was created entirely for his live performances, with Tendai aiming for a moment of intimate simplicity.

      The end result marks a return to his origins, as 'Red Wine' shines from beginning to end. Reconnecting with the piano, his first instrument, brings forth a soulful subtlety, with Tendai maintaining a raw production style.

      He expresses...

      I wanted to reconnect with the piano, my initial instrument. I realized it had been years since I wrote an entirely acoustic song and felt the need to return to my musical roots. With a headline show planned, I aimed to inject fresh energy into the set, so I composed 'Red Wine' for my audience.

      It was originally meant to be a one-time release, but the radio team picked it up! The song reflects my thoughts on youth, fear, drugs, and hope. It's about the sentiment of letting go, even amid uncertainty.

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