
“Hoochie” marks another notch on Lauran Hibberd’s infectious indie-pop belt
An energetic, carefree guitar track that feels built for the indie dance floor, “Hoochie” is an effortless follow-up to Lauran Hibberd's tongue-in-cheek “Sugardaddy” released earlier this year. Her new track is bursting with witty, self-assured lyrics (“Nothing ever hit you like my motorbike / It’s cute that you cried”), that deliver playful sass through Hibberd’s sugary vocals.
Although fans may think the track is named after Hibberd’s new hamster, she explains that “‘Hoochie’ is a 90s slang term for a bit of a ‘loose’ woman. For me, this track is kind of that three-month period, after you’ve stopped hanging out with someone and you realise that actually they were kind of a tool, and that maybe you are alright. I think there’s a confidence in this track lyrically that I’m yet to filter through to my actual life. I’m looking forward to that happening”.
- Lou Reed's final solo album, Hudson River Wind Meditations, to be reissued by Light in the Attic
- Eaves Wilder shares a cover of Blur's "She's So High"
- Holly Humberstone shares collaboration with MUNA on "Into Your Room"
- Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service announce a joint London show for 2024
- Tyla announces her forthcoming self-titled debut album
- Primavera Sound Porto announce Mitski, Lana Del Rel, SZA, and more for its first wave of acts
- Lana Del Rey shares a cover of John Denver's, "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday

Haiku Hands
Pleasure Beast

Meadow Meadow
You Are So Alive

THE GOA EXPRESS
The Goa Express
