Let's Eat Grandma — the UK experimental pop duo of Jenny Hollingworth and Rosa Walton — have shared a video for their new song "Hall of Mirrors."
"I wanted to use the setting of a fairground at night to describe the dizziness, intensity, and excitement of being with a woman I had strong feelings for, and the hall of mirrors as a metaphor for discovering and exploring parts of myself that I was bringing to life," Walton said about the track. "In some ways it's reflective and almost secretive, journeying through confusing and difficult emotions, but I also wanted "Hall of Mirrors" to be a euphoric song that conveys clarity, confidence, and ultimately joy.
The swirling, maximalist single premiered yesterday on BBC Radio 1 during the Future Artists segment hosted by Jack Saunders.
According to their BBC Radio appearance, the duo's as-yet-unnamed third album is arriving in January. It'll be the follow-up to their 2018 sophomore record, 2018's I'm All Ears.
In 2019, Let's Eat Grandma cancelled their 2019 U.S. tour dates following the unexpected death of Hollingworth's boyfriend.
Check out the El Hardwick-directed "Hall of Mirrors" video below.
"I wanted to use the setting of a fairground at night to describe the dizziness, intensity, and excitement of being with a woman I had strong feelings for, and the hall of mirrors as a metaphor for discovering and exploring parts of myself that I was bringing to life," Walton said about the track. "In some ways it's reflective and almost secretive, journeying through confusing and difficult emotions, but I also wanted "Hall of Mirrors" to be a euphoric song that conveys clarity, confidence, and ultimately joy.
The swirling, maximalist single premiered yesterday on BBC Radio 1 during the Future Artists segment hosted by Jack Saunders.
According to their BBC Radio appearance, the duo's as-yet-unnamed third album is arriving in January. It'll be the follow-up to their 2018 sophomore record, 2018's I'm All Ears.
In 2019, Let's Eat Grandma cancelled their 2019 U.S. tour dates following the unexpected death of Hollingworth's boyfriend.
Check out the El Hardwick-directed "Hall of Mirrors" video below.
