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My new single, Pivot & Scrape, is officially out now! The video was directed by the amazing Ben Tan, who did such an incredible job bringing this song to life. I couldn’t have done it without the support of so many awesome people who helped out on this track, and I’m beyond grateful for everyone’s hard work. Seriously, thank you so much to everyone who played a part in making this happen!
I’ve poured a lot of myself and my demon into this song, and I’m really proud of how it turned out. Whether you're into the lyrics, the beat, or just the overall feel of the track, I hope it resonates with you in some way. It’s been a crazy walk putting this together, and I can't wait to hear what you all think about it.
I’ve poured a lot of myself and my demon into this song, and I’m really proud of how it turned out. Whether you're into the lyrics, the beat, or just the overall feel of the track, I hope it resonates with you in some way. It’s been a crazy walk putting this together, and I can't wait to hear what you all think about it.
Check this to stream the song on your chosen music service: Sophie Thatcher - Pivot & Scrape
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I’m super pumped about this new series of Synth History called the Favorite Records Series. I get to be the first one to dive in, and I couldn’t be more stoked. Basically, artists share their top 10-15 favorite albums, and the only rule is at least one has to feature a synth or drum machine somewhere. I picked some good ones that are up on the site now!
Here’s a little sneak peek:
Peter Ivers - Becoming Peter Ivers: A friend introduced me to his original “In Heaven” song, and it totally blew me away. I fell down the rabbit hole, watched all his New Wave Theatre stuff, and was just hooked. His music has this really genuine vibe, and it made me feel super nostalgic the first time I heard it.
Flaming Tunes - Flaming Tunes: This one’s a big influence on my own music. The beats really inspire me. The whole album feels raw and haunted—like a place I’m weirdly comfortable in.
Kleenex - Liliput: I was obsessed with this album during the first season of Yellowjackets. I felt like my character, Natalie, would totally love this band, so I even used pics of them for the costume designer. It’s my go-to when I need to get hyped or just need a mood boost.
Sparklehorse - Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot: “Weird Sisters” is one of my all-time favorite songs. I grew up on this album, so it has a special spot in my heart. Every track is a gem. Love you, Mark Linkous.
Tall Dwarfs - Fork Songs: “The Slide” off this album is another favorite. It’s got that perfect mix of sexy and melancholic. There’s just something about 90s indie music from New Zealand—especially Flying Nun Records—that hits different.
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