Heartworms, aka Jojo Orme, has shared a new single, May I Comply.
Arriving via Speedy Wunderground and produced by label head Dan Carey, the dark, danceable alt-pop track marks the first release from the South London artist since her March debut EP 'A Comforting Notion'. Orme said:
"When I wrote this track I just wanted to get over an ex and to tell my little brother he’s good enough… turned out to be a lot darker than I thought."
Head below to view the song's accompanying video, which was directed by Gilbert Trejo, who also helmed the clip for Heartworms' previous single 24 Hours.
Trejo added: "For May I Comply Jojo and I wanted to lean harder into the stark black and white world that Heartworms is building, washing everything but the band out in a sea of emptiness. Between shooting 24 Hours and May I Comply I’ve had the chance to photograph Heartworms on tour and was excited about capturing a bit more of the energy of Jojo’s performance at this stage."
Heartworms will embark on her debut North American tour in 2024 as opener for The Kills. Prior to that, she'll play London's Village Underground on November 21 before a run of European dates. She'll also support The Last Dinner Party at an "intimate variety show" at London's Roundhouse on February 1.
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