Electro-pop newcomer Stresshead has dropped a new single, ‘White Walls’, and announced his debut EP, ‘Sorry’

The 5-track EP will be shared in full on November 25th.

London-based electro-pop artist Stresshead has just shared a new track, ‘White Walls’, along with a blistering music video.

It marks his third release of the year, following the vibrant but anxiety-ridden debut single ‘I Need U’, and its moody follow-up, ‘Light Blue’. All three tracks will be included on the newly-announced debut EP, ‘Sorry’, which is set to arrive on November 25th.

London-based electro-pop artist Stresshead has just shared a new track, ‘White Walls’, along with a blistering music video.

On the imminent EP release, Stresshead declares: “‘Sorry’ is the culmination of a year of worry. Worrying about past mistakes, worrying about future possibilities. All reaching a fever pitch before realising the easiest thing to do is apologise and start again.”

You can listen to ‘White Walls’ here, and watch the music video below:

The full tracklist for ‘Sorry’ reads as below: 1. White Walls 2. I Need U 3. Headache 4. Light Blue 5. Dying Alone

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