Tommy Lefroy have shared a new single 'Girlhood, Godhood', exploring themes of trust and trauma

The duo are currently finalising a new project, details of which are expected to be announced soon.

Tommy Lefroy have released their latest single 'Girlhood, Godhood'.

The duo, Wynter Bethel and Tessa Mouzourakis, describe 'Girlhood, Godhood' as a deeply personal song, born from a vulnerable dialogue about trust and trauma. "This song started as a conversation in trust; the concession of a story that was very hard to tell. It’s about feeling objectified and taken advantage of, feeling discarded and voiceless," they explain.

They add, "It’s about a trauma many can speak to, and the isolation that endures when that experience is called into question. The title, Girlhood, Godhood, is in reference to this feeling - so beautifully encapsulated in the last lines of a poem called 'Churching' by Kristin Chang. 'Godhood is just / like girlhood: a begging to be believed.'"

Tommy Lefroy are currently finalising a new project, details of which are expected to be announced soon. Meanwhile, they are preparing for a headline tour across the UK and Europe this September.

The dates in full read:

SEPTEMBER 12 Oran More, Glasgow 14 Gorilla, Manchester 16 Whelan’s, Dublin 18 The Garage, London 20 Les Etoiles, Paris 22 Yuca, Cologne 23 Kavka, Antwerp 24 Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam 26 Badehaus, Berlin 27 Hybrydy, Warsaw 29 Futurum Music Bar, Prague

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