Baby Queen has released ‘Feel Something’, exploring the thrill of a forbidden romance

The single is part of her upcoming second studio album release.

Baby Queen has released her latest single 'Feel Something' via Insanity Records.

This marks the second track from the London artist's upcoming, yet-to-be-announced second studio album, following the lead single 'I Hope You Don’t Remember Me'.

Discussing 'Feel Something', she says, "This song took many months to write. It details the thrill of a forbidden romance wherein for me, desire is overriding common sense. It’s wild and free and perhaps more emotionally naive than the rest of the record, but there’s also a lot of tension and a deep sense of yearning in it. It has always felt like a kind of beginning to me narrative-wise, because everything starts with the inception of a feeling."

Baby Queen recently made a notable return to live performances with a show at London's Hoxton Hall, arriving in a horse-drawn funeral carriage.

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