
Casi opens up on glistening new track “Homesick”
The Welsh-born, Hackney-residing artist is following in the footsteps of contemporaries Wolf Alice and Billie Marten with her first release on Chess Club Records.
Bringing a folk-like quality to left-of-centre arena pop, Casi imbues her output with a candid sense of honesty. On “Homesick” the artist reflects on the cruelty of attachment to people and place whilst ruminating on the unquantifiable feeling of returning home.
The delivery of these fairly mature ideas is packaged within her own distinctive brand of sparkly, post-Romantic power pop as demonstrated on “The Beast” (the other A-side on her debut Chess Club release) and big hitter “Lion”. There is a definitive tone of defiance Casi’s voice, a clarion call at the baseness of popular culture and public perception.
Casi was one of the best acts we caught at The Great Escape, the UK's answer to SXSW, last month. Find out more.
- Bruce Springsteen shares "Sunday Love" from lost album, Twilight Hours
- Stones Throw to reissue Haruomi Hosono's 1975 album, Tropical Dandy
- Picture Parlour share "Cielo Drive" and announce independent venue tour
- DEBBY FRIDAY shares new single, "Lipsync"
- anaiis begins a new chapter with "Deus Deus"
- Zara Larsson presents album title track, "Midnight Sun"
- Leon Bridges presents "Hold On" taken from debut album sessions
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday

Patrick Wolf
Crying The Neck
