Blondshell Releases Companion Track 'Another Picture'

      Featuring covers by Conor Oberst, Folk Bitch Trio, Samia, and contributions from John Glacier and Gigi Perez.

      Los Angeles-based artist Blondshell (real name Sabrina Teitelbaum) releases 'Another Picture' today, serving as a companion to her praised 2025 album ‘If You Asked For A Picture.’

      This LP offers an expansive and reimagined perspective on a record that CLASH described as a defining work, filled with catchy hooks and ambitious goals.

      ‘Another Picture’ includes new and live tracks from Blondshell, as well as covers by artists such as Conor Oberst, Samia, and Folk Bitch Trio, along with features by Gigi Perez and John Glacier.

      The companion album opens with a new single, ‘Berlin TV Tower,’ which is set against various European locations (beaches in Normandy, Berlin) and captures a quietly radical essence: the comfort of solitude.

      Regarding the track, Blondshell shares:

      “This is the fastest song I’ve ever written. I was in Berlin, which I adore. I walked around, jotting down everything I observed. While it touches on the city, it’s primarily about being alone and feeling okay with it for once. I also love the notion that you can begin, pause, and restart things whenever you wish… so in that sense, it’s really just a song about having agency.”

      Photo Credit: Zoe Donahue

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