Recent releases from born blue include ‘Garden’ and ‘Girlhood, Godhood’, shining a spotlight on the creative range that Tommy Lefroy possess. They now share the latest track from the EP, ‘Let Me’, which will be once again released via LAB Records.

On the new single, Tommy Lefroy added “’Let Me’ is about finding release when closure isn’t an option. It’s a note to self, in frustration, for holding on to too much, for too long. But woven into that frustration is graciousness, in coming to terms with the reality that people closest to us can hurt us the most, and it’s possible to keep them close without holding that hurt against them.”

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Following last month’s emphatic return with ‘Garden’ last month, Tommy Lefroy share new single ‘Girlhood, Godhood’ via LAB Records. Delicate in its introduction, the new cut builds to dizzying heights, echoing the lyrical inspiration behind it.

“This song started as a conversation in trust; the concession of a story that was very hard to tell. It’s about feeling objectified and taken advantage of, feeling discarded and voiceless” explain the duo. “It’s about a trauma many can speak to, and the isolation that endures when that experience is called into question. The title, ‘Girlhood, Godhood’, is in reference to this feeling – so beautifully encapsulated in the last lines of a poem called “Churching” by Kristin Chang. “Godhood is just / like girlhood: a begging to be believed.”

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