U.S. Girls share two-track project "Running Errands"

The release comes amidst the tenth anniversary of her fifth album under the U.S. Girls moniker, 2015’s breakthrough Half Free. Celebrating Remy’s ever-evolving approach, "Running Errands" is a “musical ouroboros experiment”, incorporating tonal and technical elements from Half Free [2015], Scratch It [2025], and everything in between — “[it] is a song that consumes its own tail, never wholly free (Half Free, you could say…), never wholly bound, forever changing as it repeats”.

By design, it was vital to release two different versions of the track at once, to make space for its multitudes — where "Yesterday" (co-produced with Maximilian Turnbull) builds from fragments, echoing the collage/tape loop method of Half Free, "Today" expands into the sample-mimicking live performance by the Nashville players from the Scratch It band. The interpolation at the core of both versions of "Running Errands" is Annette Snell’s "Footprints on My Mind" – a nearly forgotten Nashville-recorded soul track.