On the new track, the band said “‘Sorcery’ is a song that evokes the feeling of the absurdity of a chance encounter, the luck of love and mystery of this dance, the feeling of looking up at the stars with awe, wonder and fear with an awareness that amidst all the pain and fear in the world there is always the acorn of love from which everything is born. ‘Sorcery’ is like taking a shower in shimmering synths, pumped up drums, catchy melodies and stacked vocals/vocoders.”

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On the track, the band offered “‘Aftermath’ is a divine feminine rage anthem about processing grief and loss by reclaiming one’s voice.”

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On the single, the band said “This song is about the power of honesty, especially being honest with yourself. On the one hand it’s kind of criticizing the idea of hiding behind prettier truths and pretending you’re okay when you’re not, on the other hand it’s also saying it’s okay to move on to better things and that only you can know and decide.”

Sorry Girls have danced out of the darkness into the light. Since forming in 2015, the Montreal duo of Heather Foster Kirkpatrick and Dylan Konrad Obront transformed an eerie, dreamlike sound into lush, pleasure seeking pop. Expanding upon their debut album, Deborah, the band’s deftly arranged sophomore LP, Bravo!, sings to the back rows of the stadium, drawing listeners inward with a newfound focus on personal lyrics.

“These songs are all about self-acceptance, self-affirmation, personal freedom, and letting go,” says Kirkpatrick. “There are a lot of lyrics about the creative process itself, identity shaping, and how those things intertwine.”

Bravo!:

1. Parade
2. Breathe
3. Prettier Things
4. The Exiles
5. Aftermath
6. Pillar of Salt
7. Used to Be
8. Sorcery
9. The Wait
10. Enough
11. Otherside
12. If you’re done I’m done

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Since forming in 2015 Sorry Girls have transformed an eerie, dreamlike sound into lush, pleasure seeking pop. ‘Breathe’ – their latest single – is a meditation on self-discovery, a song about slowing down in order to move forward.

“That song is about the feeling of freedom and getting to know yourself on a deeper level,” concludes Kirkpatrick. “It’s about releasing limiting beliefs and how those chase you for your whole life before you can move onto a new path.”

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