Charly Bliss announce second album with poppy lead single "Capacity"

Landing with visuals directed by Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner, Charly Bliss' Eva Hendricks explains, ""Capacity" is a song about wanting to kill your inner people-pleaser, and Michelle beautifully presented a parallel concept, which warns of the perils of getting swept up in other people's bullshit."

"Capacity" is the second track featured on their forthcoming Young Enough record, which marks their first since signing to Lucky Number, and follows on from their 2017 debut album Guppy.

On their new record, Hendricks says, "I don't know why it's easiest for me to frame the darkest lyrics in the context of upbeat songs. It's completely instinctual and not something I ever plan out. It sort of mirrors how I am, and maybe it's a way of protecting myself. In my opinion, the two best emotional releases are crying and dancing, so it makes sense to me to marry the two."

Bassist Dan Shure adds, "We definitely go to different places on this one. But it still sounds like us. It's still fun."

Young Enough was recorded at Sunset Sound in LA and is produced by Joe Chiccarelli (Broken Social Scene, Morrissey, The Shins).

Tracklist:

1. Blown to Bits
2. Capacity
3. Under You
4. Camera
5. Fighting in the Dark
6. Young Enough
7. Bleach
8. Chatroom
9. Hurt Me
10. Hard to Believe
11. The Truth