Winter, releases new single.video “Hide-A-Lullaby” featuring Tanukichan, the track is off the artist’s forthcoming album Adult Romantix, available August 22nd via Winspear. The accompanying music video directed by David Milan Kelly features the band performing in the LA river, and narrative sections inspired by the album’s fictional story of an indie rock romance set during a lost L.A. summer. The second half features documentary interviews with Winter and visual artists from her community discussing their process and inspiration. Adult Romantix is the follow-up to Winter’s 2022’s What Kind of Blue Are You?

“The song explores themes of the inner self-sabotager, the secrets hidden in the corners of the mind, and the dark forest as a symbol for the subconscious,” shares Winter. “It was amazing to have Hannah van Loon (Tanukichan) sing this one with me—her velvety, whispery voice perfectly complements the song’s haunted, mysterious romantic imagery.”

Chronicling an emotional coast-to-coast move, she spent roughly two years writing songs in a transitory state: often in between tours, in different cities. Winter describes Adult Romantix as “a tunnel of summers and memories,” inspired by romantic-period texts like Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, as well as ‘90s rom-coms—indulging in heady melodrama and romantic and platonic longing, while also embracing a lighthearted, youthful innocence. The album was recorded and produced with longtime collaborator Joo Joo Ashworth (SASAMI, Corridor, Automatic) and mixed by Henry Stoehr (Slow Pulp).

Adult Romantix also features other tracks with Horse Jumper of Love on the song “Misery,” and Alex G’s Samuel Acchione on “Running.”

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