
Clairo says she has "11 songs" ready for her next album
The follow-up to 2024's 'Charm' is taking shape, according to a four-word Instagram caption.
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A Dork four-star record, 'Sling' trades the organic textures of Clairo's breakthrough for a dreamy, lavish warmth. Produced with Jack Antonoff at Electric Lady Studios, the album feels crafted from the earth around it, a timeless charm that never demands but always enchants. Lorde's backing vocals appear across several songs without stealing focus; the whole affair is bathed in a welcoming embrace of a simpler, less stressful time. 'Amoeba', the album's second track and perhaps its grooviest, finds Clairo scolding herself about her actions, changing her priorities. The lyrics sketch a portrait of someone who shows up to the party just to leave, who hasn't called family twice, who mocks and imitates goodbyes whilst knowing she can't deny she'll be there forever. Between the gaps and echo chambers of a neighbourhood corner, humility's shown: you're not as good as what your mama's sewn. Subtle but powerful, the song is a slow-burner born of love and care. Twinkling piano keys and heart-swelling embers assure wrapped attention; the whole record, from 'Blouse' onwards, feels a million miles from always-on screenburn culture. Clairo has flourished under the pressure.
"Amoeba" is a track by Clairo, from the album Sling, released 15th July 2021. The track is 3:49 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Clairo.
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