An appropriate day to highlight this classy latest single of shimmering 80s-style synth-pop with echoes of Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark, with themes about pain, love and grief from the upcoming debut self-titled album by the Richmond, California artist, out on 10 April via Night School Records. To explore and enjoy more by Hannah Lew, see also the other embedded links below.
IN A LIGHT BEYOND
ON A SNOWCAPPED PEAK
I SAW YOUR FACE IN ANALOGUE
SHAME WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE
EVERYBODY’S WAITING FOR THE LIGHTS TO CHANGE
DON’T CALL ME BY MY NAME
A LITTLE LOVE AND A LITTLE PAIN
I FEEL THE ACHE ON SUNDAY
START ALL OVER AGAIN
A DISTORTED CALL
(I WAS CALLING FROM AFAR)
IN A DISTANT RAGE
(THERE’S NO OTHER IN YOUR PLACE)
I DIDN’T MISS YOU AT ALL
(SQUINTING AT A BLUR OF LIGHT)
I WAS ACTING STRANGE
(FROM THE BACK SEAT OF YOUR CAR)
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