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Matilda Mann has shared Sylvia Plath-inspired new single ‘The Fig Tree’ from her forthcoming album ‘Kismet’
The London songwriter confirms autumn UK shows, too.
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It's about the emotional complexity of drifting apart from someone who was once a significant presence in your life.
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Fifteen contemporary artists reimagine jazz legend Chet Baker's classic songs.
The singer-songwriter's debut album arrives early next year.
The new dates follow the announcement of her debut album 'Roxwell', which arrives in February 2024.
With her just announced debut album 'Roxwell', Matilda Mann explores the big, mushy feelings along her own journey of self-discovery.
News of a debut album is also set to follow soon.
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Back with yet another brilliant new song - and a new EP on the way next month - Londoner Matilda Mann is an artist to cherish.
It's "about those times when you have no idea what to wear for a date and everything keeps going wrong and you look crazy cause you’re slightly going crazy"
It follows recent releases 'Four Leaf Dream', 'Nice' and 'Hell'.
There's also MUNA, Rina Sawayama, Yard Act, Regressive Left and more.
Turns out, just being nice isn't a good thing.
The first new music since last September's 'Sonder' EP, it comes ahead of her first UK headline tour, which kicks off this March.