Underscores has released her new song ‘Unlimited Love’ and her Frost Children remix of ‘The Peace’.
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The Chicago-based hyperpop musician has released her first new music since her third album ‘U‘.
She presents her glitchy and frenetic new single ‘Unlimited Love’, along with its B-side, a Frost Children remix of her song ‘The Peace’. The cover art for ‘Unlimited Love’ seems to reference a potential project called ‘After-U’.
Listen to both new singles down below.
Underscores spoke to NME this year, where she opened up about how her relationship with music has evolved since her debut album, 2021’s ‘Fishmonger’.
We also reviewed ‘U’ at the time that it dropped, giving it five stars. “More Black Mirror than Twin Peaks, ‘U’ is an intimate hyperpop record portraying snowballing isolation, a digital-age pop star’s yearning under the limelight of the techno-infused Anthropocene,” we wrote.
Elsewhere, Underscores is set to support Charli XCX on her ‘Music, Fashion, Film‘ North America tour starting this September – see here for a full list of dates and ticket information.
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