Melanie Baker has released a fuzzy new single about that time all her plants died: "The song is based on a true story"
Catch her on tour later this month.
Melanie Baker has released a new single, 'All My Plants Have Died'.
Out today (Tuesday, 14th November) via Du Blonde’s indie label Daemon T.V., it arrives ahead of the Newcastle up-and-comer's support run with Tom Jenkins, which kicks off later this month.
"The song is based on a true story," she explains, "all of my plants did actually die within a week because I was sad and I also just wasn’t very good at looking after them. But it’s also meant to be a metaphor about trying to look after your mental health whilst keeping up in such a fast paced world."
Check it out below, and catch her live at the following:
NOVEMBER
28 O2 Academy2 Islington, London
29 The Deaf Institute, Manchester
DECEMBER
01 Headrow House, Leeds
02 Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
Out today (Tuesday, 14th November) via Du Blonde’s indie label Daemon T.V., it arrives ahead of the Newcastle up-and-comer's support run with Tom Jenkins, which kicks off later this month.
"The song is based on a true story," she explains, "all of my plants did actually die within a week because I was sad and I also just wasn’t very good at looking after them. But it’s also meant to be a metaphor about trying to look after your mental health whilst keeping up in such a fast paced world."
Check it out below, and catch her live at the following:
NOVEMBER
28 O2 Academy2 Islington, London
29 The Deaf Institute, Manchester
DECEMBER
01 Headrow House, Leeds
02 Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff