Shannon Lay drops new tracks "Blue" and "We Mend" for Sub Pop's Singles Club
12 December 2019, 15:35
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Shannon Lay is back with new singles "Blue" and "We Mend", released as part of Sub Pop's Singles Club.
Lay's new tracks are her first releases since her Ty Segall co-produced album August dropped in August.
The other track "Blue" gets its name from "the colour of Marge Simpson’s hair," says Lay. "I’ve always admired her devotion and understanding."
"Blue" and "We Mend" are both out now on digital platforms and 7" vinyl as part of Sub Pop's Singles Club. Find out more.
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