After recently teasing new song titles, Grimes has shared audio previews of two brand new songs.
She warned that "this prob sounds terrible thru my phone recording," but nevertheless unveiled a couple snippets of what she's been working on.
Grimes described the first clip as "the cheesy love song i was talking about that i don't like but everyone else likes" and revealed that she made the song using her new mellotron. As it stands, the track is titled "Adore U."
She also unveiled a brief snippet of "4 a.m.," which she described as "my ethereal chav jam that's like ... a cyberpunk interpretation of the bajirao mastani movie."
Grimes was careful to point out that the clips shared are incomplete phone demos, but it's still a promising preview of what's to come on the follow-up to 2015's Art Angels.
In other Grimes news, the Canadian-born singer/producer unveiled a collaboration with K-pop group Loona last week.
She warned that "this prob sounds terrible thru my phone recording," but nevertheless unveiled a couple snippets of what she's been working on.
Grimes described the first clip as "the cheesy love song i was talking about that i don't like but everyone else likes" and revealed that she made the song using her new mellotron. As it stands, the track is titled "Adore U."
well i said i'd post some snippets of new music earlier so this prob sounds terrible thru my phone recording but it's the cheesy love song i was talking about that i don't like but everyone else likes, made the instrumental w my new mellotron! pic.twitter.com/KDZLIY8OcF
— Grimes (@Grimezsz) June 5, 2018
She also unveiled a brief snippet of "4 a.m.," which she described as "my ethereal chav jam that's like ... a cyberpunk interpretation of the bajirao mastani movie."
so this one is like my ethereal chav jam that's like ... a cyberpunk interpretation of the bajirao mastani movie (plz watch this incredible film if u haven't) from mastanis perspective, dunno if it makes sense without the low end. these r just demos bein recorded thru my phone so pic.twitter.com/mdyXQyScj5
— Grimes (@Grimezsz) June 5, 2018
Grimes was careful to point out that the clips shared are incomplete phone demos, but it's still a promising preview of what's to come on the follow-up to 2015's Art Angels.
In other Grimes news, the Canadian-born singer/producer unveiled a collaboration with K-pop group Loona last week.
