
Thyla announce debut album with lead single "Gum"
03 September 2021, 15:31
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Thyla are back with news of their self-titled debut album, and have unveiled new cut "Gum" to accompany the announcement.
"Gum" follows the Brighton trio's January single "Breathe", and is teamed with a Joseph Daly-directed video.
Lead vocalist Millie Duthie says of the new release, ""Gum" is about shrugging the weight of the world off your shoulders - being stuck, knowing it, and choosing not to care. The world is weird; life is confusing. You're not always going to get what you want, but let's stop talking about it."
The new single accompanies news of Thyla's self-titled debut album, and their signing to Easy Life Records.
Tracklist:
- Amber Waits
- Breathe
- 3
- Flush
- Gum
- Echo For Ingrid
- Kin
- Imbude [Interlude]
- Making My Way Through The Skyline
- Dandelion
- Rabbit Hole
"Gum" is out now. Thyla's self-titled debut album will land via Easy Life Records on 28 January 2022, and is available to pre-order now. They'll play The Waiting Room in London on 16 February 2022. Find out more.
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