From the critical acclaim of her album softscars, to being featured in the soundtrack for A24's I Saw The TV Glow, to the success of her single 'Eko' - yeule has had an incredible couple of years.
Never one to rest on her laurels, the avant-garde Singaporean artist continues the momentum with the recent release of their newest song 'Skullcrusher', produced by renowned collaborators Clams Casino & FITNESSS.
The track also comes with a darkly evocative music video directed by Neil Krug.
'Skullcrusher' is the lead single from her upcoming album, Evangelic Girl Is A Gun, slated to drop on 30 May via Ninja Tune. The LP will contain 'Eko' alongside eight other unreleased songs. See the tracklist below:
- 'Tequila Coma'
- 'The Girl Who Sold Her Face'
- 'Eko'
- '1967'
- 'VV'
- 'Dudu'
- 'What3vr'
- 'Saiko'
- 'Evangelic Girl Is A Gun'
- 'Skullcrusher'
In addition to Clams Casino and FITNESSS, Evangelic Girl Is A Gun features production from A.G. Cook, Chris Greatti, Mura Masa, and Kin Leonn, who also co-executive produced softscars.
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For this album, yeule has ditched auto-tune in an effort to showcase the “raw, irreplaceable edge” of their vocals.
“I wanted to bring homage to my life as a painter with this album,” shares yeule, who was influenced by the Polish artist Zdzisław Beksiński for this project. “For me, Beksiński portrays so beautifully, with utmost care, the entities that crawl through his dystopian, tranquil landscapes. The nature of painting as a medium is a reflection of my emotions, both violent and gentle. A fleeting moment of time in my life, transcribed with paint and trapped in time.”
