Hyperdub has pushed Jessy Lanza's debut album Pull My Hair Back from its initially reported September 10 street date to September 17, but has sugar-coated the bad news by offering up a stream of the set's "5785021."
Culled from the album — co-written and co-produced with Junior Boy Jeremy Greenspan — the track kicks off with a pitch-shifted intro, but soon switches to Lanza's breathy coos, which question why somebody's been playing her like a fool lately. Even so, she ultimately offers up her digits to the individual via a casual "call me" (spoiler: the track title is the area-codeless number in question).
Sonically, the track places Lanza's lilting falsetto alongside pillowy '80s synths, rapid-fire drum machine paps and diamond-sharp electronic ticks. You can sample the single down below.
Culled from the album — co-written and co-produced with Junior Boy Jeremy Greenspan — the track kicks off with a pitch-shifted intro, but soon switches to Lanza's breathy coos, which question why somebody's been playing her like a fool lately. Even so, she ultimately offers up her digits to the individual via a casual "call me" (spoiler: the track title is the area-codeless number in question).
Sonically, the track places Lanza's lilting falsetto alongside pillowy '80s synths, rapid-fire drum machine paps and diamond-sharp electronic ticks. You can sample the single down below.
